While earning processes are commonly unobservable income flows which evolve in continuous time, observable income data are usually discrete, having been aggregated over time. We consider continuous-time earning processes, specifically (non-linearly) transformed Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processes, and the associated integrated, i.e. time aggregated process. Both processes are characterised, and we sho...

introduction: the purpose of this study was to investigate the role of patience and its components (transcendence, tolerance, contentment, persistence, and hesitation) in predicting bullying among primary school children in shiraz, iran. another purpose was to compare patience and bullying between male and female students. method: the participants were 317 elementary school students (169 female...

OBJECTIVE: To examine the loss of earning capacity and permanent impairment of a cohort of male patients who had experienced finger amputation due to occupational injury. DESIGN: Prospective cohort study. SETTING: University teaching hospital, Hong Kong. PATIENTS: Twenty-eight male patients aged 26 to 55 years who presented with work-related finger amputations in their dominant right hand from ...

We propose a novel neural network architecture to learn the task of clustering end-to-end: salient features for any similarity criterion specified through weakly labeled training data are extracted with an embedding network; during evaluation, the network groups similar data of any modality together, by assigning a probabalistic cluster index, and further gives a probabilistic estimate of the n...

The excitement was palpable as the day had finally come – Research Day! Introduction to Psychology students in a community college who were earning vocational and transfer degrees had become fledging researchers , exuberant to share their knowledge with peers, instructors, their families and community members. Students presented their research using mediums of traditional posters and/or interac...

Policy makers, practitioners, and researchers emphasize the importance of consumers developing capabilities to improve their financial well-being. Key principles concern the management of two integral resources: earnings and savings. Although prior research has examined factors influencing those resources independently, less is known about how earn-save decisions are made in conjunction: for ex...