Co - evolution of firms and consumers and the implications for market dominance

Article Abstract:

Firms that develop ideas randomly, implement it depending on how favorable it is to the company's product or services. While this is being done, consumers look for firms that fulfill their requirements. Implicit in this dual dynamics is the increasing returns mechanism, which can result in a particular firm dominating the market in the log run. A study on the circumstances under which this phenomenon occurs is presented.

United States, Strategic planning (Business), Market domination, Market share

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Infectious disease and preventive behavior in an overlapping generations model

Article Abstract:

The dynamic behaviors of the competitive equilibrium allocation are investigated by organizing prevalence of infectious disease and preventive behavior of agent in to an open overlapping generation model.

Communicable diseases, Overlapping genes

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A class +1 sigmoidal activation functions for FFANNs

Article Abstract:

Sigmoidal functions are defined and found to be useful in feedforward artificial neural networks.

Computer networks, Neural networks, Neural network

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