[PDF] Top 20 A Study of Assimilation Bias in Name-Based Sampling of Migrants

... a name-based sampling procedure. For this study, the names of the respondents were classified with the Bayes classifier suggested by Schnell et ...of assimilation, the following ... See full document

... Permanent repository link: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/14383/ Link to published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.2478/jos-2014-0015 Copyright and reuse: City Research Online aims to make r[r] ... See full document

... this study copula models are used to describe the de- pendence structure between gauge observations and rainfall derived from radar reflectivity at the corresponding grid ...a bias-correction for radar ... See full document

... Also migrants are recorded in these registries shortly after their ...random sampling via the population registry is the optimal method for recruiting ...traditional sampling methods like random ... See full document

... the migrants had fled to Fes, it was decided to replace Oujda by Fes as research ...Driven Sampling rules. As Respondent Driven Sampling is specifically designed to research hidden networks of at ... See full document

... This study uses a transient, spatially distributed hydrolog- ical model based on the MIKE SHE code (Graham and Butts, ...data assimilation in integrated hydrological mod- ... See full document

... Cosmic rays are composed of primary protons mainly. The fast neutrons generated by high-energy neutrons colliding with nuclei lead to “evaporation” of fast neutrons, and the generated and moderated neutrons in the ground ... See full document

... by migrants within the destination country. They are mostly based on US ...early study of migrant location choices in the US, Bartel (1989) shows that the location choice depends on the number of ... See full document

... comparative sampling design starts with the problem of finding a common language defining the target population, identifying its members, and distin- guishing different methods to sample ...and sampling ... See full document

... . Ibid., p. 25. This perception of self- definition, belonging to a particular ethnic group, goes further back. According to Cartledge, Greeks from antiquity defined themselves by a “strictly polar dichotomy” – Greeks ... See full document

... In order to better understand how leaders make sense of the complex information they are faced with, a model was developed that illustrates the mental framework that helps leaders analyze the situation in terms of ... See full document

... the assimilation pattern of foreign migrants in ...this study. First, the research compares the wage assimilation of international migrants with both internal migrants and local ... See full document

... uncertainty based sampling using deep mod- els like FTZ show no class bias or an undesirable feature bias (and favorable bias to class bound- ...that sampling biases demonstrated ... See full document

... in assimilation may be largely a result of the fact that the younger members of a community are more flexible and adapt­ able, it is also connected with the fact that the younger individuals have grown up in a ... See full document

... compressive sampling techniques that are used to eliminate information re- dundancy on power ...the sampling rate of the oscilloscope is much higher than the bandwidth of the leaky ...high sampling ... See full document

... After high school, Christin was not quite ready to attend college, so she spent some time traveling around the United States, visiting national parks and various music festivals. She soon realized that the vagabond ... See full document

... Because of the disparity between the Sixth and Ninth Circuits, copyright owners in one geographic area are entitled to more protection than owners in another area, solely based upon their physical location. This ... See full document

... the bias update ...SSH bias increments cover a much larger geographical ...the bias increment. While some bias patterns result from errors in ocean model parameterization ...negative ... See full document

... potential study popu- lation through clinical contact, and this possibly contrib- uted to a higher proportion of eligible children from POS participating in the study compared with the ... See full document

... model based on a small number of func- tion ...chosen based on an expected improvement (EI) criterion, which takes into account where the function is unknown or ...updated based on the function ... See full document