74 research outputs found
Bankruptcy risk forecasting for the metallurgical branch in Romania
All investment decisions require a thorough analysis of the retrospective evolution of the entities from the concerned area, in order to estimate the long-term evolution perspectives. In this context, the present study analyzes the evolution of the entities from the Romanian metallurgical sector based on the accounting and financial information published for the period 2008 - 2012 and, in fact, it justifies the situation from the perspective of users (managers, investors, auditors) and of the economic environment specific to Romania. Starting from this premise we created a regression model particularly useful in forecasting the evolution of the ability to deal with debt for the entities from the Romanian metallurgical sector
Determinant factors for the growing of shareholdersā equity in the metallurgical sector in Romania
The article provides a statistical monograph of the financial position and performance for the period 2008 ā 2012 of the entities from the Romanian metallurgical sector whose financial statements in the period 2004 ā 2012 have become the object of the financial audit. There are tested five types of regression models in order to separately determine the evolution of equity in accordance with the variation of turnover, total assets, average number of employees and net result. After determining the most appropriate simple regression model, one proceeds at establishing a multiple regression model which would simultaneously reflect the evolution of equity in accordance with the above mentioned variables. The studyās importance is enhanced by certain statistically-based concrete measures which management should consider in order to increase the shareholdersā equity
A Static Optimality Transformation with Applications to Planar Point Location
Over the last decade, there have been several data structures that, given a
planar subdivision and a probability distribution over the plane, provide a way
for answering point location queries that is fine-tuned for the distribution.
All these methods suffer from the requirement that the query distribution must
be known in advance.
We present a new data structure for point location queries in planar
triangulations. Our structure is asymptotically as fast as the optimal
structures, but it requires no prior information about the queries. This is a
2D analogue of the jump from Knuth's optimum binary search trees (discovered in
1971) to the splay trees of Sleator and Tarjan in 1985. While the former need
to know the query distribution, the latter are statically optimal. This means
that we can adapt to the query sequence and achieve the same asymptotic
performance as an optimum static structure, without needing any additional
information.Comment: 13 pages, 1 figure, a preliminary version appeared at SoCG 201
Convergence and stability theorems for the Picard-Mann hybrid iterative scheme for a general class of contractive-like operators
In this paper we use the general class of contractive-like operators introduced by
Bosede and Rhoades (J. Adv. Math. Stud. 3(2):1-3, 2010) to prove strong convergence
and stability results for Picard-Mann hybrid iterative schemes considered in a real
normed linear space. We establish the strong convergence and stability of the Picard
iterative scheme as a corollary. Our results generalize and improve a multitude of
results in the literature, including the recent results of Chidume (Fixed Point Theory
Appl. 2014:233, 2014)
Convergence and stability theorems for the Picard-Mann hybrid iterative scheme for a general class of contractive-like operators
A comparative study on the convergence rate of some iteration methods involving contractive mappings
Strong convergence and stability of Kirk-multistep-type iterative schemes for contractive-type operators
Some common fixed-point and invariant approximation results with generalized almost contractions
On best proximity points for set-valued contractions of Nadler type with respect to b-generalized pseudodistances in b-metric spaces
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