Search for dissertations about: "event variable"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 61 swedish dissertations containing the words event variable.
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16. Machine Learning Survival Models : Performance and Explainability
Abstract : Survival analysis is an essential statistics and machine learning field in various critical applications like medical research and predictive maintenance. In these domains understanding models' predictions is paramount. READ MORE
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17. Bridges with Random Length and Pinning Point for Modelling the Financial Information
Abstract : The impact of the information concerning an event of interest occurring at a future random time is the main topic of this work. The event can massively influence financial markets and the problem of modelling the information on the time at which it occurs is of crucial importance in financial modelling. READ MORE
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18. Performance Analysis and Deployment Techniques forWireless Sensor Networks
Abstract : Recently, wireless sensor network (WSN) has become a promising technology with a wide range of applications such as supply chain monitoring and environment surveillance. It is typically composed of multiple tiny devices equipped with limited sensing, computing and wireless communication capabilities. READ MORE
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19. The sensitivity of Swedish alpine lakes to hydro-climatic changes during the Late Holocene
Abstract : The thesis objective is to use lake sediments to investigate the relationships between chironomids, as proxy for temperature, and δ18O and minerogenic in-wash, as precipitation proxies, in northern Sweden during the Late Holocene. Three lakes along a N–S transect in the Scandes were studied using biological, geochemical and physical sediment properties, together with numerical methods. READ MORE
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20. Paper recovery and investment behaviour in the European pulp and paper industry
Abstract : This thesis consists of an introductory part followed by two self-contained papers both analysing the effect recovered paper has on the locational choice for investments in the European pulp and paper industry. In the first paper we develop a continuous Cobb-Douglas investment model with the purpose of finding and estimating the investment determinants for the European pulp and paper industry, with special focus on the impact of recovered paper. READ MORE