Matrices And Graphs: Theory And Applications To Economics - Proceedings Of The Conferences
Will be published approx. on 1. November 1996
Book
Hardback
256 pages
978-981-02-3038-8 (ISBN)
Description
This volume discusses applications on graphs to the analysis of both causal structure of econometric models and input/output matrices; the relationships between general linear models or covariance and graphical models; the characterization of irreducible matrices through graphs; computational matters of eigenvalues of non-negative and symmetrical matrices; qualitative analysis and the sign theorem; topics on the spectrum distribution for real matrices.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Singapore
Singapore
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
sewn/stitched
Cloth over boards
ISBN-13
978-981-02-3038-8 (9789810230388)
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Persons
Content
Spectral properties of matrices and graphs, S. Stefani, A. Torriero; New insights on the sign stability problem, J. Maybee; Irreducible matrices and primitivity index, L.G. Ceccarossi; Comparison of algorithms for symmetrical matrices Eigenanalysis, S. Camiz, V. Tulli; Cubic graphs as model of real system, T. Calamoneri, R. Petreschi; Lower bounds for a class of depth-two switching circuits, Z. Tuza; Cluster identification in a signed graph by Eigenvalue analysis, A. Bellacicco, V. Tulli; Graphical Gaussian models and regression, G.I. Lasinio, P. Vicard; Linear structural dependence of degree one among data: a statistical model, F. Lagona; I/O analysis: old and new analysis techniques, S. Camiz; Hadamard matrix product, graph and system theories: motivations and role econometrics, M. Faliva; Graphs and macroeconometric modelling, M. Gilli; Quantitative solvability analysis in multiequation models, M. Gilli, G. Pauletto; International comparisons and construction of optimal graphs, B.M. Zavanella.