We show that the expected value programming model is equivalent to the existing deterministic models.
It is demonstrated that, mathematically, a T-S fuzzy model is equivalent to a fuzzy transform.
The three-dimensional adsorption model is equivalent to a two-dimensional lattice gas.
This model is equivalent to a person with a long period of solar flare forecasting experience.
We show that the effective model is equivalent to a 1d version of Liouville theory, and investigate its dynamics and symmetries via a standard canonical framework.
It turns out that the Gilbert-Shannon-Reeds model is equivalent to the inverse riffle shuffle from the probabilistic point of view.
Finding an optimal mechanism in a standard adverse selection model is equivalent to solving an infinite dimensional linear program.
For steady-state simulations, the present random replacement IEM model is equivalent to the steady-state IEM model.
When demands are the only uncertain parameters, we show that the proposed two-stage UHL model is equivalent to a static optimization problem subject to equilibrium constraint.
This model is motivated from population genetics and the solubility problem for the model is equivalent to a random (k+1 -SAT problem.
In general, Labeled LDA is useful only when each document has more than one label (otherwise, the model is equivalent to Naive Bayes); but in this example, we will use the year column as our label to model.
