PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF HUNGARIAN FOOD INDUSTRY ENTERPRISES USING THE DEA METHOD by Orsolya Tünde NAGY, Éva DARABOS, Bernadett Béresné MÁRTHA, Anita KISS

“…The primary objective of this research is to investigate how performance measurement and benchmarking can enhance informed decision-making and drive business development within the sector. The empirical analysis is based on secondary data retrieved from the EMIS database, covering 611 companies over the financial years from 2018 until 2023. …”
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Analysis of Economic Efficiency in Some Irish Farms Using the DEA Approach by Nicola Galluzzo

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Strategic analysis for advancing Morocco's nuclear infrastructure using PESTELE framework by Hafsa Housni, Naila Amrous, Najima Daoudi, Mohamed Jaouad Malzi

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FINANCING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY THROUGH STATE AID: A CROSS COUNTRIES ANALYSIS by ANDREEA - EMANUELA DRĂGOI

“…We employ a quantitative analysis based on the latest State Aid Scoreboard, primarily using data from 2019-2022, the most recent available. …”
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The quest to share data by Arthur W. Toga, Sidney Taiko Sheehan, Tyler Ard

“…We also examine the impact of infrastructure on data sharing effectiveness, emphasizing the need for systems that support efficient data discovery, access, and analysis. …”
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The Feedback of Urban Development on the Variation of Rainy Season in Kunming City， Yunnan Plateau by Ping HE, Jinling ZHAO

“…The daily precipitation data of Kunming Station for nearly 30 years from 1991 to 2020 were used to calculate the beginning and ending periods of Kunming rainy season （May-October）， further determine the length of the rainy season in Kunming.Additionally， statistical yearbook data for Yunnan Province and Kunming City were used， including year-end total population， urban built-up area， urbanization rate， per capita GDP， and other urban development factors， to determine the urban development process in Kunming.This process divided Kunming's urban development into a slow period （1991 -2003） and a fast period （2004 -2020）.The characteristics and differences in the length of the rainy season in Kunming City during these two periods were then analyzed and compared.Various analytical methods， including statistical analysis， wavelet analysis， and Mann-Kendall （M-K） mutation test， were employed to systematically analyze the temporal changes in the length of the rainy season in Kunming City.Additionally， the grey correlation analysis method was used to assess the correlation between the length of the rainy season and urban development in Kunming City.The results indicate that from 1991 to 2020， the start date of Kunming City's rainy season gradually became later， while the end date gradually became earlier， resulting in an overall trend of the rainy season getting shorter.Wavelet coefficient analysis revealed that there was no obvious regularity in the variation of the rainy season's length on time scales below 8 years， but on a 17-year time scale， there was a noticeable cycle of short-long-short-long-short variations， The rainy seasons from 2003 to 2008 and from 2014 to 2017 were relatively long， while the rainy seasons from 1991 to 2002， 2009 to 2012， and 2018 to 2020 were relatively short.The unclosed contour lines from 2018 to 2020 indicate a further trend of shortening.The M-K test showed that the length of the rainy season in Kunming City experienced four abrupt changes between 1991 and 2020， Occurring in 2002， 2008， 2012 and 2017.Regarding the relationship between Kunming's urban development and the length of the rainy season， the variation trend of the rainy season length during the slow urban development period remained relatively stable.However， after 2004， during the rapid urban development period， there was a significant reduction in the length of the rainy season in Kunming City， Extreme volatility became more pronounced as the urban development process accelerated.The SPSS （Statistical Product and Service Solutions） was used to predict the duration of rainy season in the next 10 years in Kunming City， The results show that the rainy season will continue to be shorter in the next 10 years in Kunming.When the grey correlation resolution was set at 0.5， four factors representing the urban development process had varying degrees of influence on the length of the rainy season in Kunming City， with correlation coefficients all exceeding 0.70， the results show that there is a significant correlation between the urban development and the length of rainy season in Kunming.Among these factors， the most influential one was the year-end total population， while the least influential was per capita GDP， with grey correlation coefficients of 0.88 and 0.70， respectively， signifying a high and significant correlation.The order of correlation coefficients for the four factors is as follows： year-end total population > urbanization rate > urban built-up area > per capita GDP.…”
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A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEMS FROM A SYSTEMS THINKING PERSPECTIVE by Adrian BURTA

“…Additionally, co-word analysis highlights the evolving conceptual landscape and the emergence of two dominant research streams: one focused on policy and regional development, and the other on entrepreneurial behaviour and firm strategy. …”
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Artificial Intelligence Teaching System and Data Processing Method Based on Big Data by Bo Xu

“…With the rapid development of big data, artificial intelligence teaching systems have gradually been developed extensively. …”
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The Entropy Analysis Method for Assessing the Efficiency of Workload Distribution Among Medical Institution Personnel by Oksana Mulesa, Ivanna Dronyuk

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Bibliometric Analysis and Visualization of Research in the Field of Green Economy (1993-2023) by Melike Torun

“…Based on the data of articles indexed in the Web of Science Core Collection database between 1993 and 2023, this research intends to add to the body of literature by gaining an understanding of the development trend of popular scientific studies on the green economy. …”
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Mapping Heritage Engagement in Historic Centres Through Social Media Insights and Accessibility Analysis by Leticia Serrano-Estrada, Pablo Martí, Álvaro Bernabeu-Bautista, Mariana Huskinson

“…The study suggested that improving accessibility and integrating social media data with traditional methods can enhance heritage conservation strategies and support sustainable urban development by fostering stronger identity values within cities.…”
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Identification of Therapeutic Targets for Hyperuricemia: Systematic Genome-Wide Mendelian Randomization and Colocalization Analysis by Na Chen, Leilei Gong, Li Zhang, Yali Li, Yunya Bai, Dan Gao, Lan Zhang

“…Summary-data-based MR (SMR) analysis and Bayesian colocalization were used to assess causality. …”
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Integrating AI and GIS in urban landscape analysis and representation for enhanced community well-being by Marco Seccaroni

“…The study also highlights the constraints of utilizing proprietary data sources such as Google Street View, advocating for the development of open-access and equitable data frameworks.…”
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Research on insider threat detection based on personalized federated learning and behavior log analysis by Xiaoyun Ye, Faqin Luo, Huangrongbin Cui, Jinlong Wang, Xiaoyun Xiong, Wencui Zhang, Jiawei Yu, Wenhao Zhao

“…As a distributed machine learning framework, FL enables collaborative model building and analysis while safeguarding data privacy. It encompasses various types, including horizontal, vertical, and federated transfer learning. …”
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E-scooter riders: A cross-cultural analysis of traffic safety attitudes and behaviors by Milad Delavary, Craig Lyon, Ward G.M. Vanlaar, Robyn D. Robertson, Dimitrios Nikolaou, George Yannis

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BASIC INSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL- AND EASTERN-EUROPEAN POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES by O. Vatamaniuk, P. Ostroverkh, O. Salovskyi

“…The authors have chosen the World Bank data on gross domestic products per capita to illustrate the level of economic development of the studied countries. …”
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The Determinants of Commercial Land Leases in the Non-Central Districts of a Large City in China: Data Analysis from the Government–Market Perspective by Jing Cheng

“…The results show that Shanghai’s multi-center development strategy aims to optimize the city’s commercial layout by developing the key areas of non-central districts. …”
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Mechanism for data recovery as a result of data corruption, infection and/or unauthorized modification by L. V. Cherkesova, V. A. Savelyev, E. A. Revyakina, A. R. Polulyakh, M. A. Sementsov

“…The objective of the study is software analysis of hashing, compression and recovery methods and development of a software module on this basis.Method. …”
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Interactive Mechanism Between the Growth of Female Homestay Elites and the Development of Rural Homestays by Sui Chunhua, Deng Pinna, Li Zhixuan

“…Therefore, further research is necessary to explore how female homestay owners leverage their feminine traits to become rural tourism elites, thus becoming a significant force in developing and revitalizing rural homestays. This study considerd 30 female homestay owners in Guangdong Province as research subjects, combines the four core principles of life course theory, and employs interviews and thematic analysis to explore the bidirectional interaction mechanism between the growth of female homestay owners and the development of rural homestays. …”
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An Analysis of the Implementation of the Merdeka Curriculum in Inclusive Schools in East Lombok Regency by Karomi, Murah, Syahidallah, Maryana Junayanti

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