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Second, a framework that analyzes and quantifies the degree of currency internationalization is proposed and applied to the RMB.

This study also contributes to the academic community by developing a framework that analyzes the process through which material and social objects become interwoven in a cross-border DM collaboration system.

Building on our initial work on asymmetric code partitioning, we have addressed the challenges of cross-tier code and data partitioning by developing a generalized framework that analyzes both code and data usage in a web application, and then converts the data into a BIP problem.

This paper presents a computational framework that analyzes the effect of fluid structure interaction (FSI) on the impact dynamics and puncture failure of pressurized commodity tank cars carrying hazardous materials.

In this work, we develop MUSE (M utually-reinforced U nsupervised S coring for E nterprise risk), a risk analysis framework that analyzes a large amount of security alerts and computes the reputation of diverse entities based on various domain knowledge and interactions among these entities.

DeepSolar is a deep learning framework that analyzes satellite imagery to identify the GPS locations and sizes of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels.

This paper provides a logical-based framework that analyzes the authorization requirements specified in the Unified Modeling Language (UML).

This paper develops and applies an integrated water resources management framework that analyzes impacts of storage capacity expansions for sustaining farm income and food security in the face of highly fluctuating water supplies.

Time-dependent analyses were conducted using flexible parametric modeling framework that analyzes the interaction between ∆Hb and survival time, and confers a time-dependent effect of ∆Hb on patient survival adjusting for other host and clinical variables [ 21].

In this work, we have designed, implemented, and analyzed a framework that allows us to envision the physical effects of robot manipulation actions.

A group of engineers and economists, led by Dennis McLaughlin, the H.M. King Bhumibol Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Parag Pathak, an associate professor of economics, will examine the behaviors that drive competition for natural resources using game theory, a framework that has been used to analyze cooperative behavior in economics.