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    A Guide to M.D.I. Statistics for Planning and Management Model Building

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    Date
    1981-07
    Author
    Phillips, Fred Y.
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    Abstract
    This monograph is intended as a practical guide to business applications of the theory of discrimination information statistics as developed by Kullback (1959) and Charnes and Cooper (1975 et seq.). A guide to modeling and computation methods is presented, with references to published applications and a discussion of their implications for business and planning. These implications are developed by means of detailed examples showing MDI to be a practically workable unifying principle for the analysis of demand and market structure. Some applications in other management areas are also noted.
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    IC2 Institute
    Subject
    MDI statistics
    minimum discrimination information statistics
    business modeling
    statistical information theory
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2152/27759
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