In Table 1, the theoretical classification of methods was based on a broad understanding of economic theory.
Specifically, we show that the MCE criterion function is equivalent to a Parzen window-based estimate of the theoretical classification risk.
In this paper, we provide a theoretical classification of scenarios in which a causal conclusion is justified or not justified, and discuss the interpretation of causal effect estimates.
This analysis provides a novel link between the MCE empirical cost measured on a finite training set and the theoretical classification risk.
In a study about the development of the IVC in the domestic cat performed in 1920, Huntington and McLure proposed a theoretical classification system for IVC anomalies and suggested that there could be 14 theoretical variations.
The contribution of this study builds on the theoretical classification framework and review of strategy tools to illustrate what might be termed the toolbox of strategy from the publications in leading management journals.
Notably, however, they fall in categories, which bear many similarities to the theoretical classification adopted by Ratajczak [ 32].
All the transcriptions were recoded by the groups' researchers to validate the process of coding, i.e. the accuracy of the theoretical classification and the emerging classification themes.
Finally, the UN GHS/EU CLP classification criteria were applied for these simulated chemicals and predictive capacity (correct classification) was calculated by comparing the theoretical classification (resulting from the resampling approach) with the observed classification.
At a time when contradictions and questions arise in PTSD research [ 3- 6], researchers in the area acknowledge the possible conceptual frailty of this diagnosis and search for a more consistent theoretical classification.
