Titlebook: Organizational Transition and Systematic Governance; Labor Relations in E Jingdong Qu,Chunhui Fu,Xiang Wen Book 2018 China Social Sciences

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Jingdong Qu,Chunhui Fu,Xiang Wen imaging technique is applied to the process of the 3-D ground penetrating radar reflected echo data after pre-processing. By rearranging the amplitude of the collected reflected echo signals, the reflected echo energy can be homing to the real position of the space where the initial reflection poin

Glutinous

Jingdong Qu,Chunhui Fu,Xiang Wenimilarity measures based on the degree distribution that prove capable of producing high quality models for many popular graph tasks, even compared to modern, state of the art similarity functions. Our evaluation over both real-world and synthetic graph datasets indicates that our method achieves ex

Palliation

upstart

Jingdong Qu,Chunhui Fu,Xiang Wene specific classes of online users. The paper describes the design and implementation of the pipeline and its empirical evaluation on a case study consisting of healthcare-related campaigns in the UK, showing how it supports the operational definitions of online activism, by comparing three experime

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mechanism

首創(chuàng)精神

Jingdong Qu,Chunhui Fu,Xiang Wen, our empirical results show that recommendation methods can outperform traditional crime prediction methods, given small spatial and temporal granularity. Specifically, we show that by using recommendation methods, we can capture 70% of future thefts using only 20% man-hour, 13% more than tradition