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Spatial Analysis of Interacting Economies [electronic resource] : The Role of Entropy and Information Theory in Spatial Input-Output Modeling / by David F. Batten.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 1983Edition: 1st ed. 1983Description: XIII, 306 p. 1 illus. online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9789401730402
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Printed edition:: No title; Printed edition:: No title; Printed edition:: No titleDDC classification:
  • 330
LOC classification:
  • HB71-74
Online resources:
Contents:
1 Introduction -- 2 A Review of Entropy and Information Theory -- 3 Probability Distributions for Commodity Flows -- 4 Non-Spatial Input-Output Analysis -- 5 Intersectoral Flows in Space: Static Formulations -- 6 Intersectoral Flows in Space: Dynamic Formulations -- 7 Towards an Integrated System of Models for National and Regional Development -- Appendixes -- A Basic Microstate Descriptions -- B Incomplete Prior Information: A Simple Example -- C Computing Capital Coefficients and Turnpike Solutions: The DYNIO Package -- D Minimizing Information Losses in Simple Aggregation: Two Test Problems -- E Computing Interregional and Intersectoral Flows -- References.
In: Springer Nature eBookSummary: 6. 2 Basic Model Characteristics 185 6. 3 A Closed Model Approach to Interregional Estimation 189 7 Towards an Integrated System of Models for National and Regional Development 205 7. 1 Introduction 205 7. 2 In Search of a Framework for Integration 207 7. 3 National Development Scenarios 222 7. 4 The National-Regional Interlace 231 7. 5 Regional Development Scenarios 236 7. 6 Concluding Remarks 244 Appendixes 253 A Basic Microstate Descriptions 253 B Incomplete Prior Information: A Simple Example 257 C Computing Capital Coefficients and Turnpike Solutions: The DYNIO Package 259 D Minimizing Information Losses in Simple Aggregation: Two Test Problems 274 E Computing Interregional and Intersectoral Flows: 276 References 287 Index 305 vi LIST OF FIGURES 1. 1 A Three-Dimensional Guide to Later Chapters 12 2. 1 Historical Development of the Entropy Concept 32 2. 2 Selected Applications of Information Theory to Input-Output Analysis and Interaction Modelling 48 3. 1 The Bose-Einstein Analogy 58 5. 1 The Dog-Leg Input-Output Table 159 7. 1 A General Multilevel Social System 219 7. 2 The Hierarchical System of Models 219 7. 3 Choice of Production Techniques 230 7. 4 The National-Regional Interface 235 7. 5 A Sequential Compromise Procedure 243 7. 6 The Integrated Modelling System 246 vii LIST OF TABLES 3. 1 Production-Constrained Microstate Descriptions 59 3. 2 Production-Constrained Entropy Formulae 62 3. 3 Production-Constrained Solutions 65 3. 4 Doubly-Constrained Solutions 73 4. 1 The Static Input-Output Table 85 4.
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1 Introduction -- 2 A Review of Entropy and Information Theory -- 3 Probability Distributions for Commodity Flows -- 4 Non-Spatial Input-Output Analysis -- 5 Intersectoral Flows in Space: Static Formulations -- 6 Intersectoral Flows in Space: Dynamic Formulations -- 7 Towards an Integrated System of Models for National and Regional Development -- Appendixes -- A Basic Microstate Descriptions -- B Incomplete Prior Information: A Simple Example -- C Computing Capital Coefficients and Turnpike Solutions: The DYNIO Package -- D Minimizing Information Losses in Simple Aggregation: Two Test Problems -- E Computing Interregional and Intersectoral Flows -- References.

6. 2 Basic Model Characteristics 185 6. 3 A Closed Model Approach to Interregional Estimation 189 7 Towards an Integrated System of Models for National and Regional Development 205 7. 1 Introduction 205 7. 2 In Search of a Framework for Integration 207 7. 3 National Development Scenarios 222 7. 4 The National-Regional Interlace 231 7. 5 Regional Development Scenarios 236 7. 6 Concluding Remarks 244 Appendixes 253 A Basic Microstate Descriptions 253 B Incomplete Prior Information: A Simple Example 257 C Computing Capital Coefficients and Turnpike Solutions: The DYNIO Package 259 D Minimizing Information Losses in Simple Aggregation: Two Test Problems 274 E Computing Interregional and Intersectoral Flows: 276 References 287 Index 305 vi LIST OF FIGURES 1. 1 A Three-Dimensional Guide to Later Chapters 12 2. 1 Historical Development of the Entropy Concept 32 2. 2 Selected Applications of Information Theory to Input-Output Analysis and Interaction Modelling 48 3. 1 The Bose-Einstein Analogy 58 5. 1 The Dog-Leg Input-Output Table 159 7. 1 A General Multilevel Social System 219 7. 2 The Hierarchical System of Models 219 7. 3 Choice of Production Techniques 230 7. 4 The National-Regional Interface 235 7. 5 A Sequential Compromise Procedure 243 7. 6 The Integrated Modelling System 246 vii LIST OF TABLES 3. 1 Production-Constrained Microstate Descriptions 59 3. 2 Production-Constrained Entropy Formulae 62 3. 3 Production-Constrained Solutions 65 3. 4 Doubly-Constrained Solutions 73 4. 1 The Static Input-Output Table 85 4.

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