Supply Size in Exports: Expansion Input-Output Analysis Approach

sources of output growth in iranian agriculture:an input-output analysis

the sources of output growth of iranian agriculture over the years 1986-2001 has been examined, using a decomposition method within the input-output (io) framework. the three comparable io tables of 1986, 1991, and 2001 have been employed as the main data sources. output changes from a demand side perspective, and decomposition of the growth of output into components attributable to consumption...

Input / Output Expansion Without Control Lines

Expansion of input and output lines in an embedded system is sometimes complicated by the unavailability of any additional control or select lines. This paper discusses a technique to expand the input and/or output of an embedded system without requiring any control signals or requiring that there be any unused states on existing signals. The key idea is to utilize transitions between states of...

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF ENERGY-EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES: POTENTIAL FOR INPUT-OUTPUT AND SUPPLY-CHAIN ANALYSES IN IRAN

The input-output relationship approach to structural identifiability analysis

Analysis of the identifiability of a given model system is an essential prerequisite to the determination of model parameters from physical data. However, the tools available for the analysis of non-linear systems can be limited both in applicability and by computational intractability for any but the simplest of models. The input-output relation of a model summarises the input-output structure...

Robustness Analysis of Nonlinear Feedback Systems: An Input–Output Approach

This paper presents an approach to robustness analysis for nonlinear feedback systems. We pursue a notion of model uncertainty based on the closeness of input–output trajectories which is not tied to a particular uncertainty representation, such as additive, parametric, structured, etc. The basic viewpoint is to regard systems as operators on signal spaces. We present two versions of a global t...