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The permutation method is a classical outranking model, which generalizes Jacquet Lagreze's permutation method and is based on a pairwise criterion comparison of the alternatives.

We propose a four-parameter gamma extended Weibull model, which generalizes the Weibull and extended Weibull distributions, among several other models.

The heteroscedastic mixture transition distribution (HMTD) model, which generalizes several specifications previously proposed in the statistical literature, is a new model especially designed to handle series of this kind.

The contributions of this paper are summarized as follows: first we propose a trust model which generalizes and extends existing trust models by: formulating the propagation of trust as a probabilistic stochastic process.

Just as a simplified "three-layer earth model," which generalizes the earth as composed of three layers core, mantle, and crust is useful for understanding a wide variety of complex earth systems; a generalized set of essential pedagogical principles can be useful for helping researchers understand a variety of complex learning outcomes.

More specifically, the relationship of these outcomes with time will be determined using a random coefficients model, which generalizes linear regression techniques to allow for repeated observations.

As a statistical application we consider several optimal design problems in linear models, which generalize the classical weighing design problems.

The main algorithmic idea of ProbHap is a new dynamic programming algorithm that exactly optimizes a likelihood function specified by a probabilistic graphical model and which generalizes a popular objective called the minimum error correction.

The original model, which already generalizes the standard one (usual diffusion equation) to a non-local model taking into account the memory effects, is here further extended to cope with many other different possible situations.

An alternative model, which similarly generalizes the classic concept of frequency-dependence, is λ = (βdZ+βiV )/N.

To study in more detail the flux of energetic particles into the paleomagnetosphere we use a potential field approach to model the paleomagnetosphere which generalizes the parametric model of Voigt (1981) by taking into account a non-zero quadrupole moment of the core field.