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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Convergent Cross-Mapping"”.
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Detection and analysis of the causal relation between tourism and greenhouse gas emission: an empirical approach.
… identify the wider range of tourists impacts across all economic sectors which are contributing to greenhouse gasses emissions. The overall carbon footprint for a given country is estimated by calculating emissions from all di erent economic sectors such as agriculture, transportation etc. …
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Sensing and Predicting Urban Rail Platform Crowding Using Emerging Data Sources
… driven by Empirical Dynamic Modeling and Convergent Cross Mapping. We show that accounting for network effects improves predictive performance, particularly for platforms characterized by regular low-occupancy patterns, improving the prediction of anomalies. The work presented in this …
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Computational Approaches To Epilepsy: Graph Networks For Localization And Multi-Model Approach For Prediction
… connectivity measures based on frequency-domain convergent cross-mapping (FD-CCM) and graph centrality, a robust model is developed. This approach is validated on challenging interictal recordings, demonstrating that integrating these novel graph features with established biomarkers in a hybrid …
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Impact of Meteorological Conditions and Maturity of Perithecia on the Release of Fusarium graminearum Ascospores
… Farm, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA and used convergent cross mapping and multivariate state space reconstruction to identify significant causal agents within this complicated natural and dynamic system. We identified relative humidity, solar radiation, wind speed, and air temperature as …
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The Short-term and Long-term Relationship between Public Sentiment and Insurgency Violence in 3 Southern Provinces of Thailand
… and empirical system dynamics analysis, namely Convergent CrossMapping (CCM). The results show that the relationship between public sentiment and the insurgency violence are not empirically supported by all three analysis. The political demographic influence on the violence are empirically …