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Additionally, augmenting GARCH models with asymmetric power terms to obtain APGARCH models and merging fractional integration with APGARCH models to obtain FIAPGARCH models provide improvements in terms of volatility modeling.

In this paper, we present several seller-buyer supply chain models with asymmetric information structure and the additional feature of shortage as a decision variable controlled by the seller.

Firstly, by integrating the least-squares regression into fuzzy linear regression, a pair of hybrid linear programming models with asymmetric triangular fuzzy coefficients are developed to estimate the functional relationships for product planning under uncertainties.

Secondly, using the basic concept of fuzzy regression, asymmetric triangular fuzzy coefficients are extended to asymmetric trapezoidal fuzzy coefficients, and another pair of hybrid linear programming models with asymmetric trapezoidal fuzzy coefficients is proposed.

This new version of micrOMEGAs  is a major update which includes a generalization of the Boltzmann equations to accommodate models with asymmetric dark matter or with semi-annihilation and a first approach to a generalization of the thermodynamics of the Universe in the relic density computation.

Since the performance of CRF++ models with asymmetric feature settings is mediocre, instead of training bi-directional parsing models using CRF++, we obtained the other model by applying a new CRF training algorithm that we developed, called CTJPGIS (Hsu et al., 2007).

Considering the influence of gravity, a novel ESDF model with asymmetric vibrating characteristic is established.

We analyse a principal-agent contracting model with asymmetric information between a supplier and a retailer.

By augmenting the LSTAR-LST-GARCH-MLP model with asymmetric power terms, the LSTAR-LST-APGARCH-MLP model is obtained.

This human Nav1.7 structure model represents the first one-chain sodium channel model with asymmetric repeats and is expected to shed new light on the mammalian sodium channel functions.

In view of some recent empirical evidence, I suggest a relationship between the magnitude of search costs and the severity of adverse selection in the context of a dynamic model with asymmetric information.