A multidimensional approach to urban quality of life: the case of Istanbul

Article Abstract:

A model of the expectations, needs and priorities of the citizens of Istanbul is presented, based on a multicriteria perspective.

Social aspects, Operations research, Research, Methods, Management science, Multiple criteria decision making, Study and teaching, Cities and towns, Istanbul, Turkey (City)

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Using neural networks and cognitive mapping in scenario analysis: the case of Turkey's inflation dynamics

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A significant feature of strategy making is the development of alternative futures/scenarios to efficiently handle the long-term uncertainties surrounding organizations. A revised extended anomaly relaxation (REFAR) model proposes multimethodology in utilizing varied techniques and approaches such as cognitive mapping, artificial neural networks, cluster analysis and self organizing maps. REFAR model removes the basic drawbacks of extended anomaly relaxation (EFAR) process and improving its efficiency. The REFAR model is applied to estimate the future value of Turkey's inflation rate. Case studies to test the validity of the REFAR model are examined.

Relaxation methods (Mathematics)

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A Bayesian causal map for inflation analysis: the case of Turkey

Article Abstract:

The usage of Bayesian models for analyzing and forecasting inflation in economically developing countries is discussed by focusing on Turkish economy.

Developing Countries, Economic aspects, Bayesian statistical decision theory, Bayesian analysis

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