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(Please note that there is now a new template for Astrophysical Journal using AASTeX6). This is a template for the Astrophysical Journal with emulateapj.

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Journal of Language Modelling is a free (for readers and authors alike) open-access peer-reviewed journal aiming to bridge the gap between theoretical linguistics and natural language processing. Although typical articles are concerned with linguistic generalisations – either with their application in natural language processing, or with their discovery in language corpora – possible topics range from linguistic analyses which are sufficiently precise to be implementable to mathematical models of aspects of language, and further to computational systems making non-trivial use of linguistic insights. jlm.cls has been modified in this template to load the fonts from a subfolder, instead of from the operating system's font library.

Version 1.0 (12/12/15) This template has been downloaded from LaTeXTemplates.com Original author: Michael Müller with extensive modifications by Vel (vel@LaTeXTemplates.com) License: The MIT License

ESOGÜ FBE tez yazım kılavuzuna uygun tez şablonu. Eskişehir Osmangazi University Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences thesis template

This article presents methods and results in the application of the Markov Chain Monte Carlo analysis to a problem in missing data. The data used here are The Atlantic Slave Trade Database (tastd), 2010 version, available online. The article begins with background to the Bayesian statistical framework, Markov chains, and Monte Carlo methods, as compared with the frequentist statistical framework, still more widely used in economic (and demographic?) analyses.. It then describes the data, their analysis, the results, and a discussion of their strengths and weaknesses. The results provide a new estimate of the volume of African embarkations and American arrivals in the transatlantic slave trade for the period from 1650 to 1870, by decade, for eleven African regions of embarkation and seven American and European regions of arrival. These results are compared with earlier estimates of Atlantic slave trade volume by frequentist methods.

This is a template for mathematics problem sets, it contains a number of useful macros

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