Search Results - subject:"polymorphism"

Behavioral polymorphism in Bayesian games

Fabella, Raul V. - 2016

J. Harsanyi introduced structural polymorphism in game theory, that is, there are many possible agent types such as … rationality. In this paper, we introduce behavioral polymorphism into Bayesian games. The multiplicity of behavioral types have … dilemma games. Thus, the strategy set is endogenous in games with behavioral polymorphism. We argue that the assignment is …

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Behavioral polymorphism in Bayesian games

Fabella, Raul V. - 2016

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N-poly viability and conglopolistic competition in small emerging market

Fabella, Raul V. - 2015

The economic catch-up of the East Asian region went hand-in-hand with the emergence and even dominance of large quasi-state or private conglomerates. Such for example were the Zaibatsus in the pre-WWII and the Keiretsus of the post-WWII Japan and the Chaebols of South Korea which enjoyed...

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N-Poly Viability and Conglopolistic Competition in Small Emerging Market

Fabella, Raul V. - School of Economics, University of the Philippines at … - 2015

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N-poly viability and conglopolistic competition in small emerging market

Fabella, Raul V. - 2015

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Religious Involvement, the Serotonin Transporter Promoter Polymorphism, and Drug Use in Young Adults

Dew, Rachel E.; Koenig, Harold G. - In: International Journal of Social Science Studies 2 (2014) 1, pp. 98-104

We examine whether the genetic basis for religious involvement is common to the genetic basis for drug use/abuse, helping to explain the inverse relationship between religiosity and drug use. To test this hypothesis, we analyzed data on 2,537 young adult siblings participating in Wave III of the...

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Large population evolutionary gamesplayed within a life history framework

Ramsey, David - In: Operations Research and Decisions 2 (2009), pp. 51-74

In many evolutionary games, such as parental care games, the length of time spent playing a realisation of the game is dependent on the strategy of an individual. Also, the payoff of a deserting male cannot be defined in isolation from the strategies used in the population as a whole. Such games...

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Estimation of N-acetyltransferase 2 haplotypes

Bolt, Hermann M.; Dannappel, Doris; Blaszkewicz, Meinolf; … - 2006

N-Acetyltransferase 2 (NAT2) genotyping may result in a considerable percentage in several ambiguous allele combinations. PHASE 2.1 is a statistical program which is designed to estimate the probability of different allele combinations. We have investigated haplotypes of 2088 subjects genotyped...

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Selinski, Silvia - 2006

nucleotide polymorphic (SNP) loci and exogenous risk factors. A single nucleotide polymorphism is a point mutation that is …

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Identification of SNP interactions using logic regression

Schwender, Holger; Ickstadt, Katja - 2006

Interactions of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are assumed to be responsible for complex diseases such as sporadic breast cancer. Important goals of studies concerned with such genetic data are thus to identify combinations of SNPs that lead to a higher risk of developing a disease and...

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