Under certain assumptions on f ( x, t ) and g ( x, t ), but without the usual (AR) condition, we prove that the problem has at least one positive strong pair solution ( u, v ) (see Definition 1.4 below) by applying a linking theorem for strong indefinite functional.
We applied a linked model design to Lake of the Woods (LOW) as a case study, using output from hydrodynamic, mass balance and empirical models to predict spatial differences in nutrients (total phosphorus (TP)), and algal and cyanobacterial standing stock (chlorophyll-a (chla), biovolume-derived biomass and cyanobacterial dominance).
The NYCHP integrates the work of health professionals with the work of air quality modelers and climate scientists and applies a linked model system to project regional mortality for a major metropolitan area of the United States.
Secondly, the level of cost conditional on having positive costs was predicted using a generalized linear regression model (GLM), applying a log link function and assuming an inverse Gaussian distribution.
By applying a generalized linking theorem for the strongly indefinite functionals developed recently by Bartsch and Ding [31] (also see [32, 33]), the authors obtained the infinitely many geometrically distinct solutions under different assumptions.
Its chains are not very strong, though, so the next step is applying a product that links them together.
We applied a logarithmic link function in the GLM model, Eq. 4.
In this model, we apply a logit link function and a binomial response distribution (similar to logistic regression) to predict the dependent variable, HBsAg positivity.
To map the domain of definition of the firing rate ([0, ∞]) onto the domain of definition of the turn probability ([0, 1]), we applied a logit link function (Myers et al., 2002).
