Applications of multivariate visualization to behavioral sciences

Variational principles with generalized distances and applications to behavioral sciences

This paper has a two-fold focus on proving that the quasimetric and the weak τ -distance versions of the Ekeland variational principle are equivalent in the sense that one implies the other and on presenting the need of such extensions for possible applications in the formation and break of workers hiring and firing routines. Mathematics Subject Classification (2010): 49J53, 47H10.

Strategies for Multivariate Randomization Analyses and Applications to Health Sciences Data Strategies for Multivariate Randomization Analyses and Applications to Health Sciences Data

Multivariate approaches to behavioral physiology

During the last decades, studies in the field of behavioral neurosciences have been, in some extent, quite conservative in the renewal of their methods and approaches. Such an issue has been discussed in various papers. For instance, an elegant review by Kalueff and Colleagues [1] highlighted an unfortunate and persisting association: on the one hand, the lack of converging findings and, on the...

Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences Laboratory of Statistical Center of Iran: Basics and Applications

Abstract. With the development of new technology; its use in business processes is expanding rapidly. Accordingly, in recent years the National Statistical Organizations (NSOs), by the recommendations of international statistical organizations in the form of modernization of official statistics, have applied new sciences and technologies in statistical business processes. One of the new science...

1 Introduction to Multivariate Network Visualization

Information Visualization (InfoVis) research focuses on the use of techniques to help people understand and analyze data. In particular, it considers how abstract data (i.e., without correspondence to the physical world) can best be visually represented. A variety of di↵erent abstract data types are addressed in InfoVis research (e.g., numerical, ordinal, categorical [29]), all of which can be ...