Extended Supply-Use Tables

A note on the use of supply-use tables in impact analyses

Little attention has so far been paid to the problems inherent in interpreting the meaning of results from standard impact analyses using symmetric input-output tables. Impacts as well as drivers of these impacts must be either of the product type or of the industry type. Interestingly, since supply-use tables distinguish products and industries, they can cope with product impacts driven by cha...

Reconstructing China's Supply-Use and Input-Output Tables in Time Series

This paper documents the procedures of constructing China’s input-output tables (IOTs) and supply-use tables (SUTs) in time series for the period 1981-2010 under the East Asian Industrial Productivity/China KLEMS Project. We begin with basic data problems in terms of inconsistencies in concept, coverage, and classification of Chinese national accounts (NAs) and biases of using the NA implicit g...

The Transformation of Extended Entity Relationship Generalization Hiërarchies into Tables and Meta Tables

View Learning Extended: Inventing New Tables for Statistical Relational Learning

Statistical relational learning (SRL) algorithms learn statistical models from relational data, such as that stored in a relational database. Last year saw the definition of view learning for SRL, in which the view of a relational database can be automatically modified, yielding more accurate statistical models. The present paper advances beyond the initial view learning approach in two ways. F...

Compact Routing Tables for Graphs of Bounded Genus (Extended Abstract)