Discontinuities in the surface structure of alcohol-water mixtures

Fitting Segmented Regression Models by Grid Search

“…Various practical applications for such models have been found in recent years; see, for example, Sprent (1961), Hudson (1966), Dunicz (1969), Owen, Davis and Ridgman (1969), Williams (1970), Bacon and Watts (1971) and Kirby (1974). Various practical applications for such models have been found in recent years; see, for example, Sprent (1961), Hudson (1966), Dunicz (1969), Owen, Davis and Ridgman (1969), Williams (1970), Bacon and Watts (1971) and Kirby (1974).…”

“…Continuity of E (ylx) implies that the submodels /; are subject to constraints (2) for i = 1,...,r-1. Various practical applications for such models have been found in recent years; see, for example, Sprent (1961), Hudson (1966), Dunicz (1969), Owen, Davis and Ridgman (1969), Williams (1970), Bacon and Watts (1971) and Kirby (1974). Characteristically the data are a set ofn points, (YI>XI), ..., (Ymx.…”

Estimating Simultaneous Equation Models through an Entropy-Based Incremental Variational Bayes Learning Algorithm

“…In particular, these models were widely applied in macroeconomics, where government interventions and policy changes at specific time points can affect both economic and market structures; examples include the analysis of regional stock exchanges in the United States [ 12 ] or the Euro area monetary policy [ 11 ]. Nevertheless, segmented regression also arises in a natural way in the context of industrial chemistry [ 13 ], agricultural and biological sciences [ 14 ], or climatology [ 15 ].…”