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• Has Sweden’s government budget policy been too discretionary? Evidence from a generalization of the tax smoothing hypothesis.
• This paper proposes a generalization of the TSH that relaxes this crucial assumption. ...

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• Scopolamine Enhances Generalization between Odor Representations in Rat Olfactory Cortex .
• These results indicate that scopolamine selectively enhances generalization between odor representations in aPCX in a simple memory task. ...
• Experience Modifies Olfactory Acuity: Acetylcholine-Dependent Learning Decreases Behavioral Generalization between Similar Odorants.

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• ) One popular way to set these parameters is to leave out a bit of the training data, calling it "validation data"; and try varying the tricky parameter(s) and see how the generalization error on the validation set varies. ...
• What bothers me is that in cases where this is not necessarily the case, we may expect the evidence and the generalization error criterion to yield very different model selection criteria. ...
• For unrealizable cases, the problem is (I think) that minimizing the evidence is not necessarily the same as minimizing the generalization error EVEN asymptotically. ... It is certainly easy to construct cases where the evidence is not well correlated with generalization error. The evidence is just a relative measure of how probable a model is, which doesn't have any fundamental relationship to what the model's generalization error is. ... Another simple example where the evidence and gen error are unrelated is this: as the hyperparameters alpha and beta are taken to infinity, the log evidence often plunges down linearly with log alpha; whereas the generalization error obviously levels out to a constant value. ...
• But I would like to emphasise that there is much more to Bayesian methods than using the evidence as some sort of estimator of generalization error. This concentration on generalization error is very narrow minded. ... All these model improvements are likely to improve generalization error, but that's just a by-product of finding a more probable model. ...
• The evidence is a far richer guide than some mere generalization error criterion, which gives you only a single scalar, and a noisy one at that. ...

• Fairness in Employment Testing: Validity Generalization, Minority Issues, and the General Aptitude Test Battery (1989).
• 8 GATB Validities In Chapter 6 we described validity generalization as the prediction of validities of a test for new jobs, based on meta-analysis of the validities of the test on studied jobs. ... As part of its study of validity generalization for the GATB, the committee has conducted independent analyses of the existing GATB validity studies. ...
• ~50 GATE VALIDITIES kD VALIDITY GENERALIZATION they were prepared in the period 1945-1980 with 10 percent 1940s data, 40 percent 1950s data, 40 percent 1960s data, and 10 percent 1970s data. ...
• ~ 52 GATB VALIDITIES AND VANDAL GENERALIZATION TABLE 8-2 Frequency Distribution of Validity Coefficients for Each GATB Composite Over A11755 Studies Percentage of Studies Validity Category GVN SPQ KFM -. ...
• Sample size Sampling error appears to be the single factor with the largest influence on variance in validity from study to study: removing the influence of sampling error is a major component of any validity generalization analysis. ...
• Given the magnitude of these differences, the data set is broken down by both job family and criterion type for validity generalization analyses. ...
• 56 GATE VALIDITIES ED VALIDITY GENERALIZATION Age Ideally, the effect of age would be examined by computing validity coefficients separately for individuals in different age categories. ... 03 Thus the validity of the cognitive composite (GVN) tends to be somewhat lower for older workers, though not enough to require special consider- ation in validity generalization analysis. ... Since the age-validity relationship is low, age is not treated as a moderator in the validity generalization analyses, though the age/mean- test-score relationship certainly merits consideration in examining the GATE program as a whole. ...
• Experience is not treated as a moderator in the validity generalization analyses. ...
• )58 GATB VALIDITIES AND VALIDITY GENERALIZATION TABLE 8-7 Validities for Job Families by Sex: Comparison of the Mean Observed Validity Across Studies Split by Job Family, Type of Criterion Measure, and Sex of Sample (Mixed Samples Not Included in Analyses) GVN Performance Training Male Female Male Female Job Number of Number of Number of Number of Family Mean Studies Mean Studies Mean Studies Mean Studies I. ...
• )62 GATB VALIDITIES ED VALIDITY GENERALIZATION What accounts for this drop in validity? The above analyses have already dealt with two plausible reasons: change over time in the job families studied (from families for which validities are higher to families for which validities are lower) and change over time in the type of criteria used. ...
• VALIDITY GENERALIZATION ANALYSES Having looked at the observed mean validities of two sets of studies, and having noted a substantial decrease in validity in the more recent set, we now turn to the issue of correcting the observed validities. In order to demonstrate the full range of available options, we report three validity generalization analyses: one correcting only for the effects of sampling error (what is termed "bare bones" analysis), a second correcting for criterion unreliability, and a third correcting for range restriction as well as criterion unreliability. ...
• A problem that researchers in the area of validity generalization have noted is that some methods of reliability estimation are likely to produce inflated reliability measures. ... On the basis of this lack of meaningful reliability data, Hunter assumed in his validity generalization research for USES that reliability was. ...

• Differential Geometry : Cartan's Generalization of Klein's Erlangen Program (Graduate Texts in Mathematics).
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• On a generalization of Schönhardt's polyhedron .

• Computer aided generalization of road network maps .
• This article presents an algorithm for generalizing road networks that is created with the generalization framework proposed by Shea and McMaster SM89 in mind, and that will take the geometrical properties of the individual roads into consideration. ...
• For linear map objects (like roads, rivers, and railroads) generalization becomes much more complex for a number of reasons. ...
• It seems that not much work has been done yet where algorithms for the generalization of road network maps are concerned. ...
• The use of graph theory only (for instance using the MST to ensure connectivity) as a basis for road generalization means that one works with well understood algorithms that are often quite efficient too. ... However, we think that in general this is not the way to solve generalization problems like this. ...
• Of course it is not necessarily a bad thing to use graph theory when trying to generalize road networks (in fact using the MST to ensure connectivity in a generalized road network is in principle probably a good idea in many cases), but especially Mackaness and Beard seem to be more interested in how graph theory can be used for generalizing road networks than in the actual process of road network generalization itself. ...
• It seems vital that when creating any generalization algorithm for roads one should try to define the problems that might arise when creating road network maps, choose the problems you want your generalization algorithm to tackle and then devise ways to locate and eliminate those problems using any methods at your disposal (which of course can include graph theory too). This is more according to the general why-when-how generalization framework put forth by Shea and McMaster SM89 .
• This article is an initial attempt to formalize road network generalization, and develop efficient algorithms for it. ...
• In the remainder of this article we will first try to place road network generalization in the why-when-how framework. ...
• We think it is important to first have a good idea of what generalization is and what specific issues are involved in generalizing road networks before trying to tell a computer how to generalize road networks. In the next couple of sections we will try to place the process of road network generalization into the framework proposed by Shea and McMaster ( SM89 ).
• According to Shea and McMaster generalization is needed when "during the cartographic abstraction process, . ...
• Finally the actual choice has to be made which generalization operators are to be used and which algorithm(s) and parameter values are needed. ...
• Conditions for generalization.

• Scopolamine Enhances Generalization between Odor Representations in Rat Olfactory Cortex .
• These results indicate that scopolamine selectively enhances generalization between odor representations in aPCX in a simple memory task. ...
• , varying by only two carbons in molecular length), whereas mitral/tufted cells show substantial generalization/cross-habituation between odors within their receptive fields (Wilson 2000a,b). ...
• The results indicate that the muscarinic ACh receptor antagonist scopolamine enhances cross-habituation (generalization) between odors by aPCX neurons in a simple odor memory test. ...
• Our results show that the muscarinic receptor antagonist scopolamine selectively enhanced generalization between odors by aPCX single-units in a simple odor memory task (habituation) without producing a detectable effect on spontaneous activity, the magnitude of odor-evoked activity, or habituation itself. ...
• Therefore, the behavioral scopolamine data of Hunter and Murray (1989) may actually correspond well with the single-unit results observed here in suggesting a scopolamine-induced generalization of odor habituation with relatively little effect on habituation itself. ...
• Experience Modifies Olfactory Acuity: Acetylcholine-Dependent Learning Decreases Behavioral Generalization between Similar Odorants.

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