19 research outputs found
Le RàPC pour l'aide à la réutilisation de composants
No full text@inproceedings{AC-CAUCHARD-2003, author = {Cauchard, V.}, title = {Le RàPC pour l'aide à la réutilisation de composants}, booktitle = {atelier Raisonnement à Partir de Cas, plateforme AFIA 2003}, address = {Laval, France}, year = {2003}, pages = {17-30}, month = {juillet} }International audienc
Plate-forme d'exploration de documents géographiques composites
No full text@inproceedings{AC-FAUROT-2004-2, author = {Faurot, E. and Gaio, M.}, title = {Plate-forme d'exploration de documents géographiques composites}, booktitle = {Session posters, plateforme AFIA 2003}, year = {2003}, address = {Laval, France}, month = {juillet} }International audienc
Bases de données inductives et génomique
No full text@inproceedings{INV-CREMILLEUX-2007, author = {Crémilleux, B.}, title = {Bases de données inductives et génomique}, booktitle = {Exposé invité lors de l'atelier "Bases de données inductive", atelier associé à la plate-forme AFIA}, year = {2007}, address = {Grenoble, France} }International audienc
Paramétrage automatique de scanner et pilotage de traitements d'images par un système de Raisonnement à Partir de Cas
No full text@inproceedings{AC-JOUVIN-2003, author = {Jouvin, C. and Cauchard, V. and Zreik, K.}, title = {Paramétrage automatique de scanner et pilotage de traitements d'images par un système de Raisonnement à Partir de Cas}, booktitle = {atelier Raisonnement à Partir de Cas, plateforme AFIA 2003}, address = {Laval, France}, year = {2003}, month = {juillet} }International audienc
Utilisation de règles -fortes pour caractériser des classes
No full text@inproceedings{CN-CREMILLEUX-2002, author = {Crémilleux, B. and Boulicaut, J-F.}, title = {Utilisation de règles -fortes pour caractériser des classes}, booktitle = {Actes du 13ème Congrès Francophone AFRIF-AFIA de Reconnaissance des Formes et Intelligence Artificielle (RFIA'02)}, year = {2002}, month = {janvier}, address = {Angers, France}, pages = {685-694} }National audienc
Final Offer Arbitration with Asymmetric Evidence
No full textAs disputants increasingly rely upon arbitration it is critical to understand outcomes that are likely to arise from mechanisms like final offer arbitration. While a sizable experimental literature investigating strategic behavior in final offer arbitration exists, that work has overwhelmingly focused on situations where the arbitrator’s beliefs about the appropriate resolution are symmetric and uninfluenced by the disputants’ cases. This paper considers a setting where the arbitrator’s beliefs depend on the strength of each disputant’s case. We find disputant responses to changes in the relative strength of their case generally follow comparative statics predictions. Further, we find that final offers are closer to theoretical predictions when the mean of the arbitrator’s preferences favors the disputant and the variance of those preferences is lower. However, we also observe that disputants become more aggressive the more the arbitrator’s preferences are skewed in the disputant’s favor
Une approche cognitive de l'itération et sa modélisation
No full text@inproceedings{AC-MATHET-2007, author = {Mathet, Y.}, title = {Une approche cognitive de l'itération et sa modélisation}, booktitle = {Atelier Représentation et Raisonnement sur le Temps et l'Espace associé à la plateforme AFIA'07}, publisher = {}, address = {Grenoble, France}, year = {2007}, month = {juillet}, pages = {}, note = {} }International audienc
Effect of Deep Frying on the Oil Quality with Special Reference to Natural Antioxidant Content
No full textThis Dissertation / Report is the outcome of investigation carried out by the creator(s) / author(s) at the department/division of Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI), Mysore mentioned below in this page
An Afrikan centered critique of European global environment and development cultural politics: A political ecology case study of Madagasikara, 1997
No full textThis study focuses on the politics of European global environment and development ideologies, philosophies, and policies and explores the emerging complex socio-cultural and economic issues therein from an Afrikan centered approach. The objective of this study was to demystify the global European neocolonial and imperialist political ecology agenda, accent on Afrika. A political ecology case study of Madagasikara was conducted which included a seven month field stay in Ambodirotro, Madagasikara. The paticular ecological focus was on the construction of the causes and impact of deforestation at the local and national levels. Significant results showed that the politics of ecology in Afrika is dialectically related to: 1) the historical ethnic, class, gender, and natural resource conflicts between Europeans and Afrikans, 2) the global consequences of changing state and market forces and global power relations, and, 3) the differences in Afrikan and European culture, cosmology and world view, and the symbolic meanings each attributes to nature and human-nature relationships. A call for indigenous Afrikans to regain their ancestral lands was made
Brenda Cranney. Local Environment and Lived Experience: The Mountain Women of Himachal Pradesh. New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2001. Hardbound. 287 pages. Indian Rs 495.00.
No full textRural communities in the less developed countries depend for
their livelihood on a subsistence economy based on agriculture and
animal husbandry. So is the case of rural communities in India. The
state of Himachal Pradesh is an example where forests are the main
source of food and income. Inappropriate or badly managed development
programmes in these areas have resulted in the depletion of natural
resources, causing environmental degradation. This naturally affects the
lives of the local population, especially the poor women of the area, as
forests provide the main source of output vital to their household
economy. Local Environment and Lived Experience is the microanalysis of
women in the two villages, Ichasser and Dev Nagar, in the state of
Himachal Pradesh. It provides a critical overview of development
programmes and how these programmes have changed the daily pattern of
their lives. The change is explained in the own voices of local
women—describing their intervention, coping strategies, and resistance.
The author has explored different features of village life, household
economies as well as women’s agency affected by the implementation and
abandonment of development programmes
