A latent class probit model for analyzing pick any/N data

A latent class probit model is developed in which it is assumed that the binary data of a particular subject follow a finite mixture of multivariate Bermoulli distributions. An EM algorithm for fitting the model is described and a Monte Carlo procedure for testing the number of latent classes that is required for adequately describing the data is discussed. In the final section, an application of the latent class probit model to some intended purchase data for residential telecommunication devices is reported. Geert De Soete is supported as “Bevoegdverklaard Navorser” of the Belgian “Nationaal Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek.”     

《生产与运作管理》教学中企业参观的课程设计

分析了增强MBA《生产与运作管理》课程教学实践的重要性和几种途径,着重对"企业参观"教学形式进行探讨,并对其进行课程设计.     

带有非局部源项的发展方程全局解的不存在性

通过试验函数法,本文讨论了具有形如‖u‖p或‖ Du‖p的非局部源项的发展方程全局解的不存在性.     

用于图像目标识别的神经网络方法

本文提出了一种全局最优的神经网络（ＦｕｌｌＤｏｍａｉｎＯｐｔｉｍｕｍＮｅｕｒａｌＮｅｔｗｏｒｋ）模型用于目标识别。通常所设计的神经网络不能保证全局最优，使得网络不一定收敛到期望样本点上。本文的模型采用了先设计稳定点、再构造吸引域的方法，提高了网络的识别正确率及速度。针对图像识别中矢量维数大的实际，提出了一种不变性方法，使得样本维数下降而分类距离保持不变。同时又证明了网络的收敛性、收敛速度及映射保距等。计算机模拟结果表明，网络对噪声或缺损图均能正确识别。     

视频汇流环的设计与研究

作者在文献[1]中从理论上阐明了视频汇流环的小型化设计。本文着重介绍视频汇流环的电器设计和它的测试方法。     

拥挤交通流的行为分析与仿真建模

从分析拥挤状况的交通行为特性出发，建立了相应的仿真模型。该模型在跟车子模型加入了随机扰动项，换道子模型的可行性检测中加入了前后间距不足时司机的减速行为。与传统模型相比该模型能更好地反映拥挤流下的交通行为，更适合于拥挤状况的交通微观仿真。     

对英语专业八级口语口译考试评分的探讨

本文通过对英语专业八级口语口译考试的评分标准的考察，指出八级口语口译考试评分中两个突出的特点，即突出口语考试和口译考试评分“信息单元化”，从而影响口译质量评估的有效性。适当改变评分比例和口译评分标准的改进将有助于改善测评效果。     

数学期望模型应用实例

混合样本检验法是预防医学中常用的方法，通过建立数学期望模型，可以在定量分析中减少检测次数，达到减少工作量，提高工作效率的目的。     

化工原理教学中突出工程思维的培养

化工原理是一门实践性、工程性很强的应用课程。教学实践中应注重培养学生的工程思维、工程意识、分析工程问题、解决工程问题的能力。本文从工程研究方法的角度探讨对学生工程思维的培养问题。     

They give you the keys and say ‘drive it!’ Managers, referred expertise, and other expertises

On the face of it, the directors of new large scientific projects have an impossible task. They have to make technical decisions about sciences in which they have never made a research contribution—sciences in which they have no contributory expertise. Furthermore, these decisions must be accepted and respected by the scientists who are making research contributions. The problem is discussed in two interviews conducted with two directors of large scientific projects. The paradox is resolved for the managers by their use of interactional and referred expertise. The same analysis might be applicable to management in general. An Appendix, co-authored with Jeff Shrager, compares the notion of referred expertise with contributory expertise.