Coupling-induced oscillations in two intrinsically quiescent populations

Mustafin, Almaz

doi:10.1016/j.cnsns.2015.05.019

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“…An important fact. The use of artificial intelligence determines both new progressive opportunities in Arla Foods and new serious requirements for the human capital of this organization (professional competencies of personnel, their personal and business qualities) (Asaliev, et al, 2014;Cherepovitsyn et al, 2016;Poghosyan, 2018;Mustafin, 2015), especially in connection with the significant expansion of the geography of the company's activities.…”

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The Impact of Human Capital on the Success of an Agricultural Cooperative (Example of ‘Arla Foods’)

Golovina

Mikolaychik

Poltarykhin

et al. 2021

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The article presents the results of a theoretical and empirical study of the leading trends and the latest trends in the development of modern agricultural cooperatives (with an illustration of many years of experience and grandiose achievements in the activities of the world famous multinational dairy cooperative “Arla Foods”), due to various changes in the external environment (market, institutional, political, technological) and determining, as a result, significant changes in the requirements for the quality of human capital. Important scientific conclusions (according to the topic) were obtained on the basis of studying the dynamics of the formation and development of the Arla Foods cooperative, generalizing materials regarding its organizational transformations and mainly relate to (1) the importance of professional management for the success of the cooperative, (2) new requirements for the quality of human resources in connection with technological innovations (digitalization, for example), (3) the role of human capital available in cooperatives (its quality) in overcoming various threats and risks. The theoretical and practical value of the study lies, firstly, in the (scientifically grounded) concept of a modern agricultural cooperative presented in the work (using the example of Arla Foods as one of its most prominent representatives), and secondly, in the characteristics of the human capital of agricultural cooperatives, adequate to the essence of the evolutionary processes taking place with them.

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The Impact of Human Capital on the Success of an Agricultural Cooperative (Example of ‘Arla Foods’)

Golovina

Mikolaychik

Poltarykhin

et al. 2021

SJLSA

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“…The arguments of the global minimum are relatively less accurate, since the global minimum is determined by a parabolic surface [20][21][22]. In this algorithm, the main difficulty is the high-precision calculation of the indicator function (5). It is necessary to calculate the integral "in the best way".…”

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“…This scientific study proposes a method for calculating the global minimum of a smooth function of many variables. The method consists of two stages: the first is to find the value of the global minimum point, and the second is to determine the coordinates of the global minimum [4,5]. A complex combination of sequences of actions within these two stages provides the desired result.…”

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Algorithm for Calculating the Global Minimum of a Smooth Function of Several Variables

Kaidassov¹,

Tutkusheva²

2021

MMEP

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Every year the interest of theorists and practitioners in optimisation problems is growing, and extreme problems are found in all branches of science. Local optimisation problems are well studied and there are constructive methods for their solution. However, global optimisation problems do not meet the requirements in practice; therefore, the search for the global minimum remains one of the major challenges for computational and applied mathematics. This study discusses the search for the global minimum of multidimensional and multiextremal problems with high precision. Mechanical quadrature formulas, that is, the formulas for approximate integration were applied to calculate the integrals. Of all the approximate integration formulas, the Sobolev lattice cubature formulas with a regular boundary layer were chosen. In multidimensional examples, the Sobolev formulas are optimal. Computational experiments were carried out in the most popular C++ programming language. Based on the computational experiments, a new algorithm was proposed. In three-dimensional space, the calculations of the global minimum have been described using specific examples. Computational experiments show that the proposed algorithm works for multiextremal problems with the same amount of time as for convex ones.

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“…CRM is a business management tool, which has different functionalities and a positive impact on business results by supporting the entrepreneurial culture of tracking the chain of events along the customer's path. About 70% of all CRM implementation projects fail to achieve their expected goals [18,21]. In other words, a technical or engineering feature may be present in the activities of an entrepreneur or self-employed person, but this feature is poorly implemented.…”

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An analysis of factors influencing the development of self-employment digitalization based on fuzzy logic

2022

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Self-employment in the Russian Federation is a special tax regime; tax on personal income is a simplified form of entrepreneurship. The self-employed are often associated with freelancers. The exponential growth of information increases uncertainty, and the development of digitalization levels out uncertainty. This work analyses the factors influencing the digitalization development of self-employment as an integral indicator that can affect the sustainability of self-employment. The main method used is a topological method based on the polymerase chain reaction method, as well as the model based on fuzzy sets theory – Mamdani fuzzy inference algorithms. The data for the study were collected through a survey posted on Google Forms. The respondents were experts in the self-employment sector. Eight people participated in the survey (4 – self-employed; 4 – university professors). The self-employed comprised the following areas: developer – 1; service worker – 1; online marketer – 1; musician, event host – 1. Further calculations were performed in Mathlab. According to the study results, the level of factors in the development of self-employed digitalization is 0.502, which corresponds to the third interval of the five-level classifier and has growth potential.

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Coupling-induced oscillations in two intrinsically quiescent populations

Cited by 5 publications

References 30 publications

The Impact of Human Capital on the Success of an Agricultural Cooperative (Example of ‘Arla Foods’)

The Impact of Human Capital on the Success of an Agricultural Cooperative (Example of ‘Arla Foods’)

Algorithm for Calculating the Global Minimum of a Smooth Function of Several Variables

An analysis of factors influencing the development of self-employment digitalization based on fuzzy logic

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