Computer-Assisted Analysis and Model Simplification
Proceedings of the First Symposium on Computer-Assisted Analysis and Model Simplification, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, March 28, 1980
- 1st Edition - September 24, 2014
- Latest edition
- Editors: Harvey J. Greenberg, John S. Maybee
- Language: English
Computer-Assisted Analysis and Model Simplification deals with problems associated with the implementation, understanding, and management of large-scale, computer-resident models.… Read more
Computer-Assisted Analysis and Model Simplification deals with problems associated with the implementation, understanding, and management of large-scale, computer-resident models. This book focuses on five general research areas—structural modeling, qualitative economics, mathematical programming systems, relational databases, and combinatorics. In these topics, this compilation discusses the scope of computer-assisted analysis and model, structural models and graph theory, and qualitative stability of matrices and economic theory. The strong sign-solvability and weak satisfiability, automatic identification of embedded structure in large-scale optimization models, and query systems for linear programming models are also deliberated. This publication is a good source for students, specialists, and researchers interested in computer-assisted analysis and model simplification.
Contributors
Preface
On Organizing Analysis
The Scope of Computer-Assisted Analysis and Model Simplification
Technical Summary
Session 1 Structural Modeling
Structural Models and Graph Theory
Structural Models and Graph Theory
Learning through Model Building
Notes on Networks and Mini-Models
Discussion
Session II Qualitative Stability Analysis
Qualitative Stability of Matrices and Economic Theory: A Survey Article
Some Structural Aspects of Economic Models
Comments on James Quirk's Article
Comments on "Qualitative Stability of Matrices and Economic Theory: A Survey Article" by James Quirk
Discussion
Session III Qualitative Determinacy and Extension
Sign Solvability
Maybee's "Sign Solvability"
Particularizing the Generality of Economic Analysis
Qualitative Matrices: Strong Sign-Solvability and Weak Satisfiability
Discussion
Session IV Embedded Structures
Hidden Structure in Linear Programs
Creating Network Structure in LPs
Automatic Identification of Embedded Structure in Large-Scale Optimization Models
Some Comments on Hidden Structure in Linear Programs
Discussion
Session V Query Systems
Logical Inference as an Aid to Analysis in Large Databases
Query Systems for Linear Programming Models
How Query Systems Can Simplify Models and Aid Analysis
Comments on "Logical Inference as an Aid to Analysis in Large Databases" by Jack Minker
Discussion
Appendix 1 Implementation Aspects of Model Management: A Focus on Computer-Assisted Analysis
Appendix 2 Graph-Theoretic Foundations of Computer-Assisted Analysis
Appendix 3 Measuring Complementarity and Qualitative Determinacy in Matricial Forms
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- Published: September 24, 2014
- Language: English
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