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Maximum-entropy models in science and engineering

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In this article, the authors discuss the principles, formalism and techniques of Maximum-Entropy Probability Distributions: Principles, Formalism and Techniques, and their application in regional and urban planning, marketing and elections.
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Partial table of contents: Maximum--Entropy Probability Distributions: Principles, Formalism and Techniques Maximum--Entropy Discrete Univariate Probability Distributions Maximum--Entropy Discrete Multivariate Probability Distributions Maximum--Entropy Continuous Multivariate Probability Distributions Maximum--Entropy Distributions in Statistical Mechanics Minimum Discrepancy Measures Concavity (Convexity) of Maximum--Entropy (Minimum Information) Functions Equivalence of Maximum--Entropy Principle and Gauss's Principle of Density Estimation Maximum--Entropy Principle and Contingency Tables Maximum--Entropy Principle and Statistics Maximum--Entropy Models in Regional and Urban Planning Maximum--Entropy Models in Marketing and Elections Maximum--Entropy Spectral Analysis Maximum--Entropy Image Reconstruction Maximum--Entropy Principle in Operations Research References Author Index Subject Index

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Minimum cross entropy thresholding

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- 01 Apr 1993 - 
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On families of beta- and generalized gamma-generated distributions and associated inference

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