Social Behavioural Modelling and the Archaeological Record
Archaeological Predictive Modelling:
... of archaeological input data, paleogeography & history and the relevance of the environmental input data, the socio-cultural landscape and the need to incorporate social and cultural input data, lack of ...
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Disease Stigma in the Archaeological Record: A Review of Current Research
... of social domination and power, and the preservation and enforcement of social ...or behavioural anomalies, or such overt signs of illness as coughing and skin lesions, were to be avoided in order to ...
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Contributions to behavioural freight transport modelling
... The second contribution of this study addresses the issue of missing data that is quite common in freight survey data. In most choice models, records with missing data are removed prior to analysis, a practice that ...
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Behavioural modelling for ambient assisted living
... and social studies show that the majority of the elderly people prefer to live independently in their own homes, in spite of their health conditions [2][3], which makes them more vulnerable to unsafe situations ...
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Behavioural Considerations in Route Choice Modelling
... GPS data record all trips, reduce respondents’ burden and collect precise coordinates and timestamp information. Using GPS datasets in parallel with travel surveys can provide valuable information regarding ...
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The Chronometric Holocene Archaeological Record Of The Southern Thai-malay Peninsula
... of social organisation from which these elites emerged consisted of "trans-egalitarian" societies, in which elite individuals would have continually acquired status and re-crafted their social alliances to ...
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Modelling the determinants of festival visitors’ behavioural intentions
... their social media material, local and national tourism organizations may employ traditional cultural festivals to promote a hosting community as a tourism destination (Hruška & Pásková, ...of social ...
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Identity in the Archaeological Record: Richardville, Natoequah and the Fur Trade in Northeastern Indiana.
... the social milieu in which they arose, and which will touch on the cultural ideals they embodied at the ...EuroAmerican social hierarchy of the eighteenth century by presenting different social ...
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Ancient metaproteomics: a novel approach for understanding disease and diet in the archaeological record
... The transatlantic slave trade saw a period of unprecedented forced migration, resulted in the subjugation of millions of people and created a far-reaching legacy of social inequality. As part of this system, ...
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Modelling the impact of social media influencers on behavioural intentions of millennials: The case of tourism in rural areas in Greece
... via social media ...the Social Media influencer and the way the decision making of the millennials is influenced when choosing to visit a rural tourism destination, resulting to economic growth and ...
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Modelling the impact of social media influencers on behavioural intentions of millennials: The case of tourism in rural areas in Greece
... via social media ...the Social Media influencer and the way the decision making of the millennials is influenced when choosing to visit a rural tourism destination, resulting to economic growth and ...
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An empirical platform for behavioural modelling using serious games
... This makes them an important tool to both educational and social intervention. But how can we use this concept with behavior elicitation? How can we make a game, with mechanics that allow decision points and use ...
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Modelling the Behavioural Response to Congestion Pricing in Dhaka, Bangladesh
... It may be noted that statistical tests revealed that there are no significant scale differences between the two case studies. Concluding Remarks The potential response to implementation of congestion charging in Dhaka ...
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Modelling the Behavioural Response to Congestion Pricing in Dhaka, Bangladesh
... It may be noted that statistical tests revealed that there are no significant scale differences between the two case studies. Concluding Remarks The potential response to implementation of congestion charging in Dhaka ...
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A survey of behavioural models for social robots
... Human Social Cognition (EHSC), which incorporates social signal processing mechanisms to allow a more natural HRI and focus on verbal and non-verbal cues to support ...interaction. Social signal ...
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Modelling social, emotional and behavioural development in the first three years of school: what impact do schools have?
... with social, emotional and behavioural functioning, and that this relationship is stronger than that for school size ...to social, emotional and behavioural ...
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CiteSeerX — The Late Pleistocene/Early Holocene Archaeological Record in Brazil: A Geo-Referenced Database
... We suggest that during the Late Pleistocene in the pioneer phase of human colonization, there would have been a preference for recurrent activity at salient landmarks or orientation points in a landscape that was still ...
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Social, ethical and behavioural aspects of COVID-19
... self-isolation, social distancing and travel restrictions should also be based on ...mathematical modelling data for these interventions, but there is a lack of data on the social, ethical and ...
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Making eggshell visible in the archaeological record
... 2.1.4: Conclusions on bleaching and leaching tests The apparent resistance to oxidation of a sizable proportion (25% - 35%) of the amino acids in both types of shell hints at possible closed system behaviour. However, ...
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Evidence of the Niantic Indians in the Archaeological Record
... The reported sites con- taining Niantic pottery are confined to the area surrounding Peconic Bay (the Baker Hill site may be discounted for the purpose of establishing a [r] ...
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