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discrimination ability 2 Adaptive kernels 1 Australia beer market 1 Bayesian true scores 1 China beer market 1 Class level 1 Commerce 1 Discrimination ability 1 Expanding Knowledge in Commerce 1 Expectation-maximization method 1 Facial expression recognition 1 Management 1 Tourism and Services 1 Tourism and Services not elsewhere classified 1 affect and cognition 1 brand knowledge 1 buyer behavior 1 consumer-based brand equity 1 new product research 1 prediction 1 taste tests 1
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Ballantine, Paul 1 Buchanan, Bruce 1 Chan, KP 1 Chua, Hui Min 1 Finsterwalder, J?rg 1 Henderson, Pamela W. 1 Lee, Alvin 1 Liu, Fang 1 Mizerski, Dick 1 Olaru, Doina 1 Shang, L 1 Yang, Jinchao 1
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Using brand knowledge to predict beer brand preference and loyalty for samples of new frequent users in Perth and Beijing
Yang, Jinchao; Mizerski, Dick; Lee, Alvin; Liu, Fang; … - 2010
This study tests a model of Brand Knowledge and Brand Equity of brands of beer on new and frequent users in two populations that differ in their stage of the beer product life cycle and culture. Using Multiple Logistic Regression (MLR) and Binomial Logistic Regression (BLR), models based on the...
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Nonparametric discriminant HMM and application to facial expression recognition
Shang, L; Chan, KP - 2009
HMM, we introduce an effective nonparametric output probability estimation method to increase the discrimination ability …
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A Relatively Unbiased Measure of Discrimination Ability in Product Design: An Addendum to Buchanan and Henderson (1992)
Henderson, Pamela W.; Buchanan, Bruce - In: Marketing Science 14 (1995) 2, pp. 250-252
In this addendum, we present a measure of discrimination ability that is free of the downwardly biasing assumptions of …
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