Verification of the Indicating Measuring Instruments Taking into Account their Instrumental Measurement Uncertainty

Instrumental Variables Regression with Measurement Errors and Multicollinearity in Instruments

In this paper we obtain a consistent estimator when there exist some measurement errors and multicollinearity in the instrumental variables in a two stage least square estimation of parameters. We investigate the asymptotic distribution of the proposed estimator and discuss its properties using some theoretical proofs and a simulation study. A real numerical application is also provided for mor...

Taking into account Java’s Security Manager for static verification

The verification of Java programs is a difficult task, especially with components like the Security Manager which modify the semantic of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). To model this invasive behaviour the Security Manager can be implemented as an aspect component, using AspectJ. In this paper we describe a framework for static verification of Java programs containing AspectJ advices specified ...

Taking Head Movements into Account in Measurement of Spatial Attributes

Over recent years, a number of objective hearing models have been developed that attempt to analyse the spatial performance of audio systems in a manner that relates to how sound is perceived by humans 1, 2, 3 – i.e., the models predict the attributes of a sound in a way that is meaningful to human listeners, using scales and categories that are similar to those which a listener would use to de...

Taking Uncertainty Into Account. Bias Issues Arisingfiom Parameter Uncertainty in Risk Models

Opinion Mining: Taking into account the Criteria!

Today we are more and more provided with information expressing opinions about different topics. In the same way, the number of Web sites giving a global score, usually by counting the number of stars for instance, is also growing extensively and this kind of tools can be very useful for users interested by having a general idea. Nevertheless, sometimes the expressed score (e.g. the number of s...