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  • MIBOR in stock and index futures in the Indian stock market: An empirical analysis 
    Ramesh, B.; Garag, A.K. (Journal of Commerce and Information Technology. 11(2); 2011; 1-8.)
  • Migrant construction workers in Goa 
    Noronha, S.M. (The Indian Journal of Labour Economics. 41(4); 1998; 766-772.)
    The upsurge of socio-economic activity in Goa following its liberation from Portuguese resulted in an enormous growth in construction activity in the state. This led to a massive influx of migrant workers in the construction ...
  • Migration from Goa: Factors, Household Characteristics and Consumption Expenditure Inequalities 
    Menezes-Gama, L.
  • Migration to Goa from other Indian states: A trend analysis 
    Devi, P.S. (Zenith International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research. 9(12); 2019; 14-26.)
    Goa, the smallest state of India, attracts a number of migrants from other states of India. In fact, the proportion of migrants from other states to total population is highest for Goa among all states at 18.5 percent. ...
  • Mining and Analysis of Time-stamped Databases 
    Adhikari, J.
  • Mining association rules between values across attributes in data streams 
    Naik, S.B.; Pawar, J.D. (International Conference on Computational Intelligence in Data Science (ICCIDS), 2-3 Jun 2017. 2017; 6pp.)
    In this paper we propose a framework and approach to model events as elements of data stream and perform analysis to group values of attribute similar to each other within an attribute and find associations between clusters ...
  • Mining conditional patterns in a database 
    Adhikari, A.; Rao, P.R. (Pattern Recognition Letters. 29(10); 2008; 1515-1523.)
    Though frequent itemsets and association rules express interesting association among items of frequently occurring itemsets in a database, there may exist other types of interesting associations among the items. A critical ...
  • Mining important sub-graphs using skyline approach over vertex connectivity constraint 
    Bhamaikar, A.A.; Rao, P.R. (CiiT International Journal of Data Mining Knowledge Engineering. 5; 2012; 220-225.)
    Mining of Sub-Graphs having highest value over vertex connectivity and Degree constraint plays a major role in Applications such as Social Network Analysis, Bioinformatics, Mobile Communications and Transportation Problems. ...
  • Mining multiple large data sources 
    Adhikari, A.; Rao, P.R.; BhanuPrasad; Adhikari, J. (International Arab Journal of Information Technology (IAJIT). 7(3); 2010; 241-249.)
    Effective data analysis using multiple databases requires highly accurate patterns. Local pattern analysis might extract low quality patterns from multiple large databases. Thus, it is necessary to improve mining multiple ...
  • Missing the woods for the ore: Goa's development myopia 
    Mukhopadhyay, P.; Kadekodi, G.K. (Economic and Political Weekly. 46(46); 2011; 61-67.)
    A recent report by the National Council of Applied Economic Research comparing benefits and costs of mining and forest services finds that mining benefits outweigh the costs they impose. A scrutiny of the methodology of ...
  • A modal mix between mini and large buses 
    Mekoth, N. (Indian Journal of Transport Management. 24(1); 2000; 15-21.)
  • Modalities of evaluation, of public sector banks 
    Ramesh, B. (Manipur University, Annual Research Journal. 1987; Require pagination (from-to))
  • Modeling academic performance using subspace clustering algorithm 
    Paul, D.V.; Nayagam, C.; Pawar, J.D. (Int. Conf. on Technology for Education (T4E), IEEE. 2-4 Dec 2016. 2016; 254-255.)
    Reforms in the educational system focuses more on continuous assessment. Student performance study has been the primary challenge for any course having continuous assessment to validate whether the course objectives are ...
  • Modeling BharataNatyam Dance Steps: Art to SMart 
    Jadhav, S.; Joshi, M.; Pawar, J.D. (Proc. CUBE Int. Information Technology Conf. (CUBE '12). 2012; 320-325.)
    BharataNatyam (BN) like any other Indian classical dance comprises of a sequence of possible and legitimate dance steps. It is estimated that using the main body parts namely head, neck, hand and leg itself, more than 5 ...
  • Modelling the time-varying volatility of Indian spot market and the underlying futures market 
    Shirodkar, S.; AnjanaRaju, G.; Marathe, S. (Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems (JARDCS). 12(4); 2020; 1738-1745.)
    In recent time Derivatives products like Option and Futures serves as a vital instrument of risk hedging, price discovery, portfolio diversification and price stabilisation. Several researchers have explored the association ...
  • Models of justice in service recovery efforts in airline industry 
    DeSouza, M.F.; Hegde-Desai, P. (American Journal of Economics. 3(6); 2013; 330-335.)
    Justice theory in Complaint handling states three types of justice sought by complainers, namely outcome justice, procedural justice and interactional justice. As many complaints and little loyalty are observed in airline ...
  • The moderating role of mindfulness and green reward for creating pro-environmental habits in the workplace 
    Bagaria, C.; Nirmala, R. (Journal of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai. 96(11); 2023; 97-109.)
    Many studies have been done regarding individual habits in the psychology and health domain, but there are relatively fewer studies in management studies. According to scholars, there is a gap between an individual's ...
  • Monetary velocity in the Sudan 
    Shahi, M.A. (Indian Journal of Economics. 1988; Require pagination (from-to))
  • Monitoring student frustration level using Blackbox logs 
    Kurtiker, P.; Wagh, R.S. (18. Int. Conf. on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT) 9-13 July 2018, Mumbai, India. 2018; 225-226.)
    We use the worldwide source code repository Blackbox to detect frustration among the learners. This study measures frustration by calculating individual student Error Quotient (EQ) score per laboratory session. So higher ...
  • Motivational factors influencing women entrepreneurs: An evidence from Goa 
    Sanzgiri, S.; Reddy, Y.V. (Anushandhan. 6(1); 2016; 49-54.)
    The focus of paper is on studying the factors of motivation for the women engaged in micro enterprises. The major objective is to analyze the motive behind women entrepreneurs starting their own business. The empirical ...

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