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Table 9. Influential Factors in Increased Transit Use for the Proposed Systems

in Disabled Travelers by
by Wan-hui Chen, Rochelle Uwaine, Kelley Klaver, Ken Kurani, Paul P. Jovanis, Wan-hui Chen, Kelley Klaver, Rochelle Uwaine, Ken Kurani, Paul P. Jovanis 1997
"... In PAGE 18: ... 5. SUMMARY OF MODEL RESULTS Table9 summarizes the factors affecting the increased use of transit by disabled travelers as a result of an on-board system, kiosk system, in-home, and personal system as well as the use of... ..."

Table 4.1. Polarity Values for Sample Influential Blogs From-To Number of links Polarity before

in Modeling trust and influence in the blogosphere using link polarity
by Anubhav Kale 2007
Cited by 7

Table 6 Usability sub-characteristics and the measures that explain them Sub-characteristic Influential combination of measures

in Measuring the Usability of Software Components
by Manuel F. Bertoa, José M. Troya, Antonio Vallecillo 2006
"... In PAGE 11: ...97. These combi- nations are shown in Table6 and, among other things, provide very interesting information about the existing links between the component attributes and the Quality Model, i.e.... In PAGE 11: ... Hence, we can see how these two measurable concepts have influence on the three Usability sub-characteristics (on more or less degree, of course). Please notice as well that some of the equations in Table6 do not include measures that were very influen- tial on their own. This means that a combination of less representative measures may become more representa- tive than the individual measures themselves, and than any other individual measure.... ..."
Cited by 2

Table 6. Summary of factors identified by families as being influential on their decisions to attend the SFP10-14

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2006

Table 2. Influential fuzzy if-then rules for estimating the value of each market.

in Learning Fuzzy Rules From Iterative Execution of Games
by Hisao Ishibuchi, Ryoji Sakamoto, Tomoharu Nakashima
"... In PAGE 22: ... Thus the target output for each market was the same after the 14th round. As a result, the consequent real numbers for each market were almost the same in the seven fuzzy if-then rules in Table2 . While Table 2 was obtained from a single trial, almost the same results were obtained from other trials with different random market selection in the first two rounds.... ..."

Table 1 shows CRA statistics for the term quality and influential terms linked to it. In these data

in Characteristic Processes and Discursive Methods in the Study of Organizational Knowledge
by Robert D. McPhee, Steven R. Corman, Kevin J. Dooley

TABLE V COMPARISON OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL DESIGN VARIABLE FOR THE OBJECTIVE FUNCTIONS BETWEEN ANOVA AND SOM.

in Data Mining for Multidisciplinary Design Space of
by Regional-jet Wing, Kazuhisa Chiba

Tables 1 and 2 summarize the information on consensus clusters and their influential attributes found in the results reports.

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2006

TABLE 7a. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS: DROPPING INFLUENTIAL OBSERVATIONS in Model 3 (H1) (OLS w/robust standard errors)

in Electoral Rules As Constraints On Corruption: The Risks Of Closed-List Proportional Representation
by Jana Kunicova, Susan Rose-ackerman
"... In PAGE 40: ...40 TABLE7 b. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS: DROPPING INFLUENTIAL OBSERVATIONS in Model 1(H2) (OLS w/robust standard errors) Dropping large STUDENT Dropping large Dfdsize Dropping large Dfclist Dropping large DFFITS Coeff p-value Coeff p-value Coeff p- value Coeff p- valu e DISTSIZE ***-0.... In PAGE 40: ...92 Obs. 54 51 53 50 TABLE7 c. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS: DROPPING INFLUENTIAL OBSERVATIONS in Model 2(H3) (OLS w/robust standard errors) Dropping large STUDENT Dropping large Dfclpres Dropping large DFFITS Coeff p-value Coeff p-value Coeff p- value CLPRES ***-0.... ..."

TABLE 7b. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS: DROPPING INFLUENTIAL OBSERVATIONS in Model 1(H2) (OLS w/robust standard errors)

in Electoral Rules As Constraints On Corruption: The Risks Of Closed-List Proportional Representation
by Jana Kunicova, Susan Rose-ackerman
"... In PAGE 39: ...39 TABLE7 a. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS: DROPPING INFLUENTIAL OBSERVATIONS in Model 3 (H1) (OLS w/robust standard errors) Dropping large STUDENT Dropping large DFclpr Dropping large DFFITS Coeff p-value Coeff p-value Coeff p-value CLPR ***- 0.... In PAGE 40: ... TABLE7 c. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS: DROPPING INFLUENTIAL OBSERVATIONS in Model 2(H3) (OLS w/robust standard errors) Dropping large STUDENT Dropping large Dfclpres Dropping large DFFITS Coeff p-value Coeff p-value Coeff p- value CLPRES ***-0.... ..."
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