Mission Plan Recovery for Increasing Vehicle Autonomy (2009)
Pedro Patrón, Jonathan Evans, David Lane
Autonomy for autonomous vehicles is achieved at the level of decision making. This paper discusses the lack of autonomous decision making in current unmanned vehicle platforms. Although current...
This module gives the definition of percentile along with several examples
A New Perspective on Innovation and Social Change. (2008)
Douglas R. White, David Lane, Geoff West, Denise Pumain
The ability to specify models of social processes in relatively precise terms proves to be central to historical dynamics and to a macro-approach to innovation and social change as well as to...
FORESIGHT, COMPLEXITY AND STRATEGY (2007)
David Lane, Robert Maxfield, Win Farrell, Dick Foster, John Hagel, Franco Malerba, ...
What is a strategy? The answer to this question ought to depend on the foresight horizon: how far ahead, and how much, the strategist thinks he can foresee. When the very structure of the firm's...
The Innovation Innovation (2007)
Read, Dwight W, Van Der Leeuw, Sander E, Lane, David
We seek explanation for how a species with our complex social systems could have arisen. We argue that an "innovation innovation" took place during hominin evolution that decoupled organizational...
History of Normal Distribution (2007)
This module introduces the history of the normal curve.
Normal Approximation to the Binomial (2006)
The binomial distribution can be found by using a normal area calculator or by five simple steps.
This module describes the various ways the term "statistics" is used.
John F. Padgett, Paul D. Mclean, Ron Burt, William Caferro, Samuel Cohn, Nick Collier, ...
Acknowledgements: We are very grateful for the stimulating criticism and support we have received over a number of years about this research from Andy Abbott, Skye Bender-deMoll,
L'ombra del potere, David Lane, traduzione di Fabio Galimberti. . - Bari. NALUAF00001001, Laterza. NAEDAF003231, 2005.
Berlusconis shadow, crime, justice and the pursuit of power, David Lane. . - London, Penguin. 2005.
Areas of Normal Distributions (2004)
Ways to compute the area under a normal distribution using a non-calculus approach.
p53 from pathway to therapy (2004)
In the 25 years since its first description the p53 protein has been shown to play a key role in both tumour suppression and aging. New discoveries about the function and control of p53 continue to...
This module gives definitions and examples of the different types of variables used in psychology experiments.
This module contains a review of the basic concepts of probability.
This module introduces standard normal distribution and standardizing the distribution.
Learn what descriptive statistics are and see several applications of them.
Finding the true probability of an event taking into account misses, false positives, and base rates. Also, using Bayes' Theorem.
Introduction to Normal Distributions (2003)
Normal distributions are commonly used in Statitics. While normal distributions can be quite different, they can all be represented mathematically and they all have six distinct features that will be...
This module teaches you the basics of line graphs in representing data.
This module discusses the different scales used in statistical analysis and what levels of measurement are used in psychological variables. The terms discussed are Nominal, Ordinal, Interval, and...
Sampling Distribution of Difference Between Means (2003)
This module discusses sampling distribution of difference between means.
Sampling Distribution of Pearson's r (2003)
This module discusses sampling distribution of Pearson's r.
Sampling Distribution of the Mean (2003)
This module discusses sampling distribution of the mean.
Introduction to Sampling Distributions (2003)
This module introduces sampling distributions, such as discrete distributions, continuous distributions. It also talks about the importance of sampling distributions to inferential statistics.
Coherent probability from incoherent judgment (2001)
Daniel Osherson, David Lane, Peter Hartley, Richard R. Batsell
People often have knowledge about the chances of events but are unable to express their knowledge in the form of coherent probabilities. This study proposed to correct incoherent judgment via an...
Coherent Probability From Incoherent Judgment (2000)
Daniel Osherson, David Lane, Peter Hartley, Richard R. Batsell
People often have knowledge about the chances of events but are unable to express the knowledge in the form of coherent probabilities. We propose to correct incoherent judgment via an optimization...
Enhanced Line Integral Convolution with Flow Feature Detection (1997)
The Line Integral Convolution (LIC) method, which blurs white noise textures along a vector field, is an effective way to visualize overall flow patterns in a 2D domain [Cabral & Leedom ‘93]....
Enhanced Line Integral Convolution with Flow Feature Detection (1997)
The Line Integral Convolution (LIC) method, which blurs white noise textures along a vector field, is an effective way to visualize overall flow patterns in a 2D domain [Cabral & Leedom `93]. The...
David Lane, Franco Malerba, Robert Maxfield, Michael Cohen, Jim Dickey, Stuart Dreyfus, ...
In this essay, we argue that rational choice (RC) provides an inadequate foundation for a theory of economic action. After defining RC sufficiently broadly to encompass much of the bounded...
Decision Rules and Market Share: Aggregation in an Information Contagion Model (1996)
LANE, DAVID, VESCOVINI, ROBERTA
In the Arthur—Lane information contagion model, agents choose sequentially between two competing products, basing their decisions upon information obtained from a sample of previous adopters. The...
Using confidence intervals in within-subject designs (1994)
Canadian Nserc, Grant Ogp, Steve Edgell, Rich Gonzalez, David Lane, ...
Wolford, and two anonymous reviewers for very useful comments on earlier drafts of the manuscript. Correspondence may be addressed to
Traducción de: The Roots of Russich Communism. A Social and Historical Study of Russian Social-Democracy 1898-1907
Thesis (doctoral)--University of Oxford, 1966.
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Columbia University, 1952.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Columbia University, 1952
Liability Rules, Limited Information, and the Role of Precedent
Robert Cooter, Lewis Kornhauser, David Lane
Recent studies of the role of law in distributing accident costs have led to the pessimistic conclusion that because judges lack the information to discover the efficient level of care, efficiency...
Ontological uncertainty and innovation
This paper explores the relationship between uncertainty and innovation. It distinguishes three kinds of uncertainty: truth uncertainty, semantic uncertainty, and ontological uncertainty, the latter...
Blattner, Christine, Sparks, Alison, Lane, David
The transcription factor E2F-1 directs the expression of genes that induce or regulate cell division, and a role for E2F-1 in driving cells into apoptosis is the subject of intense discussion....
Protective Role for H-NS Protein in IS1 Transposition
Rouquette, Claudine, Serre, Marie-Claude, Lane, David
The transposase (InsAB′) of the insertion element IS1 can create breaks in DNA that lead to induction of the SOS response. We have used the SOS response to InsAB′ to screen for host mutations...
Dubarry, Nelly, Pasta, Franck, Lane, David
Most bacterial chromosomes carry an analogue of the parABS systems that govern plasmid partition, but their role in chromosome partition is ambiguous. parABS systems might be particularly important...
When new competing products enter a market, a variety of informational and structural mechanisms may play a role in determining the market shares that each product will obtain. In this talk, I...
Ravin, Nikolai V., Rech, Jérôme, Lane, David
The mitotic stability of the linear plasmid-prophage N15 of Escherichia coli depends on a partition system closely related to that of the F plasmid SopABC. The two Sop systems are distinguished...
Foresight, Complexity, and Strategy
What is a strategy? The answer to this question ought to depend on the foresight horizon: how far ahead, and how much, the strategist thinks he can forsee. When the very structure of the firm's world...
When Optimization Isn't Optimal: Aggregation and Information Contagion
In the information contagion context, agents choose sequentially between two competing products, basing their decisions upon information obtained from a sample of previous adopters. The market shares...
David Lane, Franco Malerba, Robert Maxfield, Luigi Orsenigo
In this essay, we argue that the rational choice (RC) provides an inadequate foundation for a theory of economic action. After defining RC sufficiently broadly to encompass much of the bounded...
Rice virtual lab in statistics
This site is devoted to statistical tests and demonstrations of their use and was created with the support of the National Science Foundation. One section is a complete reference guide - the online...