This book presents a unified framework (based on spatial interaction models) that encapsulates most of the models developed so far for the analyses of spatial patterns of human activities at both a static and a dynamic level. The book shows how such models can be associated in a static analysis, with macro- and meso-oriented entropy theory and micro-oriented random utility theory. In a dynamic analysis such models can be seen as the result of an optimal trajectory through which a closed system approaches an equilibrium state, in both a deterministic and stochastic framework. However spatial interaction models can exhibit chaotic patterns under particular conditions, since they can be linked to both a logistic form (in a degenerate case) and interrelated logistics (in a general case). Finally, such models may serve to form a broad "envelope" incorporating many dynamic models currently used, which end up with logistic structures. The theoretical-methodological foundations are original, as various tools originating from different disciplines (e.g. economics, mathematics, physics, statistics, biology and natural sciences) are used to develop a unified framework.
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Vendeur : Chequamegon Books, Washburn, WI, Etats-Unis
Hardcover. Etat : Good+ with no dust jacket. 278 pages. ex library copy with spine label removed but white remnants remain. library sticker on rear cover and last page, pocket on inside rear cover, stamped on page edges. typical internal stamps including 'withdrawn' stamps no marking on title page. covers show rubbing around edges ; Ex Univeristy Library; 6 3/4 x 9 3/4 ''. N° de réf. du vendeur 97808
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