Michael Y. Hu - Citegraph

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Name	Affiliation	Papers
MICHAEL Y. HU	Graduate School of Management, College of Business Administration, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio 44242-0001, USA	32
Collaborators	Citations	PageRank
35	426	55.74
Referers	Referees	References
909	273	175

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Title	Citations	PageRank	Year
Information Security Policy Noncompliance: An Integrative Social Influence Model	1	0.34	2020
Kinematics and Dynamics Modeling and Analysis of Line-Driven Continuum Robot	0	0.34	2020
An agent-based diffusion model with consumer and brand agents	14	0.94	2010
Overcoming Liability of Foreignness: An Analysis of Early Foreign Investment in China	1	0.39	2010
An investigation of neural network classifiers with unequal misclassification costs and group sizes	11	0.54	2010
Name-Your-Own-Price seller's information revelation strategy with the presence of list-price channel	6	0.65	2010
A joint investigation of misclassification treatments and imbalanced datasets on neural network performance	1	0.36	2009
Modeling consumer situational choice of long distance communication with neural networks	12	1.26	2008
The effect of sample size on the extended self-organizing map network-A market segmentation application	4	0.46	2007
An extended self-organizing map network for market segmentation: a telecommunication example	30	1.44	2006
Conditional volatility properties of sleep-disordered breathing	0	0.34	2006
A Framework for Distance Education Effectiveness: An Illustration Using a Business Statistics Course.	0	0.34	2006
A distribution-free approach to estimating best response values with application to mutual fund performance modeling	0	0.34	2005
The Effect of Sample Size on the Extended Self-Organizing Map Network for Market Segmentation	4	0.62	2005
A principled approach for building and evaluating neural network classification models	8	0.63	2004
Modeling foreign equity control in Sino-foreign joint ventures with neural networks	1	0.35	2004
Explaining consumer choice through neural networks: The stacked generalization approach	12	0.86	2003
Estimating Breast Cancer Risks Using Neural Networks	8	0.71	2002
A simulation study of artificial neural networks for nonlinear time-series forecasting	62	5.45	2001
Artificial neural networks in bankruptcy prediction: General framework and cross-validation analysis	154	10.17	1999
Estimating the performance of Sino‐Hong Kong joint ventures using neuralnetwork ensembles	1	0.38	1999
Extensible and reusable role-based object-oriented security	2	0.47	1996
Using Polynomial Smoothing And Data Bounding For The Detection Of Nuclear Material Diversions And Losses	3	0.99	1995
URBS enforcement mechanisms for object-oriented systems	4	0.58	1995
Monitoring The Quality Of A Chemical Production Process Using The Joint Estimation Method	2	0.44	1995
Predictors of the outcome of a soccer game — a normative analysis illustrated for the Israeli Soccer League	1	0.82	1995
Role-based access control for object-oriented/C++ systems	2	0.46	1995
Using Polynomial Smoothing And Data Bounding For The Detection Of Adverse Process Changes In A Chemical Process	3	1.51	1994
Unifying Structural and Security Modeling and Analyses in the ADAM Object-Oriented Design Environment	10	1.68	1994
An experimental evaluation of neural networks for classification	25	4.11	1993
User-role based security profile for an object-oriented design model	15	4.90	1992
Requirements, Capabilities, and Functionalities of User-Role Based Security for an Object-Oriented Design Model	29	12.85	1991