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Authors: Gupta, Vishal; Shah, Binita;

Reference No: OB0229TEC Pages: 9 Published on: 14, March, 2018

Abstract: In our problems lie our greatest opportunities. Appreciative inquiry creates a dialogic environment that excites imagination. The appreciative conversations that take place one to one, in small groups, and in ever larger circles, serve to build trust and strengthen relationships allowing for the disruption of old patterns of thinking. This ... More

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Authors: Pathak, Akhileshwar;

Reference No: BP0406TEC Pages: 7 Published on: 10, March, 2017

Abstract: Every contract has a chance of failure and for this reason, the award of damages for contractual breach is an important concern for businesses. The principle for award of damages is simple and centuries old. The principle is to, by money compensation, put the parties in a situation they would ... More

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Authors: Virmani, Vineet;

Reference No: F&A0531TEC Pages: 21 Published on: 5, February, 2016

Abstract: This note describes the intuition and the mathematics behind the Vanna-Volga method for pricing derivatives in the foreign-exchange markets. After building the intuition through the lens of risk neutral density and movement in volatility smile, the note explains the mathematics of the necessary adjustment to the Black-Scholes valuation formula in ... More

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Authors: Dixit, M.R.;

Reference No: BP0268(A)TEC Pages: 14 Published on: 25, May, 2015

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Authors: Laha, Arnab Kumar;

Reference No: QM0252TEC Pages: 9 Published on: 17, October, 2006

Abstract: In this note we discuss the various probability models for non-life insurance applications. Both the Poisson Process models as well as the more general Renewal Process model are discussed as models for the Claim arrival process. The Weibull, Gamma, Truncated Normal, Lognormal, Pareto and Burr distributions are discussed as possible ... More

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Authors: Laha, Arnab Kumar;

Reference No: QM0248TEC Pages: 6 Published on: 28, November, 2005

Abstract: In this technical note we discuss graphical assessment and formal testing procedures for normality.The widely used graphical techniques. P-P & Q-Q plots are described. Several formal testing procedures namely, - tests bazed on Skewness and kurtosis coefficient, Lilliefors test, Shapiro- wilk test and Shapiro - Francia test are described. ... More

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Authors: Laha, Arnab Kumar;

Reference No: QM0249TEC Pages: 7 Published on: 28, November, 2005

Abstract: In this technical note we discuss some useful techniques for gathering sensitive data. We discuss three methods of Randomized response surveys warner's methods, unrelated questions method and a method for gathering sertives quantitative data. All there methods has been extensively field tested and has been found to be of great ... More

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Authors: Laha, Arnab Kumar;

Reference No: QM0249TEC-Hindi Pages: 8 Published on: 28, November, 2005

Abstract: इस टैकनिकल नोट में संवेदनशील डाटा एकत्र करने के लिए कुछ उपयोगी तकनीकों के बारे में हमने चर्चा की है। हमने यादृच्छिक प्रतिक्रिया सर्वेक्षण वार्नर की पद्धति की तीन पद्धतियों के बारे में चर्चा की है, असम्बद्ध प्रश्नपद्धति और संवेदनशील मात्रात्मक डाटा एकत्र करने के लिए पद्धति के बारे में चर्चा की है। ये सभी पद्धतियाँ विस्तृत रूप से परीक्षित की गयी हैं और संवेदनशील सर्वेक्षणों में असहयोग / गलत रिपॉर्टिंग को कम करने में काफी महत्व रखती हैं। ... More

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Authors: Gajulapalli, Ravindra S; Ghosh, Diptesh;

Reference No: QM0246TEC Pages: 43 Published on: 16, September, 2005

Abstract: This note addresses sampling concepts introduced in a formulaic manner in managerial statistics textbooks like Anderson et. al. [ASW02] or Levin et. al. [LR97] that are used in Quantitative Methods III course. Students with quantitative backgrounds like engineers are unsatisfied with this approach and ask for further information that cannot ... More

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Authors: Gajulapalli, Ravindra S; Ghosh, Diptesh;

Reference No: QM0245TEC Pages: 9 Published on: 13, September, 2005

Abstract: This note introduces concepts in integer programming and explains modelling techniques that use 0-1 varibles. ... More

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Authors: Gajulapalli, Ravindra S; Ghosh, Diptesh;

Reference No: QM0244TEC Pages: 10 Published on: 13, September, 2005

Abstract: This note introduces concepts in duality and sensivity analysis. It does not presupposs knowledge linear algebra or the simplex method. ... More

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Authors: Manikutty, S;

Reference No: PSG0062TEC Pages: 8 Published on: 1, January, 1993

Abstract: This note outlines the need for evaluation in development programme the different approaches, the components techniques and uses for evaluation. ... More

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Authors: Nageswara, T S Rao; Das, Suranjan; Rao, Sreenivas S;

Reference No: BP0228TEC Pages: 29 Published on: 1, January, 1991

Abstract: Educational evaluation is defined as the measurement and appraisal of a comprehensive range of educational objectives, defined in terms of student behaviour, through the use of a variety of techniques. Student evaluation helps the teacher in adapting his instruction to the students' needs and in giving proper guidance. This note ... More

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Authors: Ganesh Kumar, N; Rao, Sreenivas S;

Reference No: BP0214TEC Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1990

Abstract: This note describes the experience of using games as pedagogy. In the first part, the outcome of a game played in the class is described. In the second, the suitability of games as pedagogy for different groups of participants and subject matter is discussed. ... More

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