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EnglishIn this work, we apply a stochastic component to a previously proposed deterministic model which expounds the ‘sailing-ship effect’ – that is, the reaction of an existing technology to the appearance of a new, potentially better, technology. The evolution of the technical performance – e.g. data transmission capacity – is studied taking into account the noise engendered by the presence of a random variable that mimics the uncertainty of R&D productivity. Both a Gaussian and a Cauchy–Lorentz distribution are considered. Performances’ evolution is studied by running simulations of a nonlinear functional map which is capable of showing the sailing-ship effect in the two possible variants, i.e. either the old or the new technology prevails in terms of performance. A noteworthy counterintuitive result for the Gaussian case is that noise may actually be beneficial to performance improvement.
| Titolo: | The R&D stochastic component within the 'sailing-ship effect' | |
| Autori: | DE LISO, Nicola (Corresponding) | |
| Data di pubblicazione: | 2020 | |
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| Abstract: | In this work, we apply a stochastic component to a previously proposed deterministic model which expounds the ‘sailing-ship effect’ – that is, the reaction of an existing technology to the appearance of a new, potentially better, technology. The evolution of the technical performance – e.g. data transmission capacity – is studied taking into account the noise engendered by the presence of a random variable that mimics the uncertainty of R&D productivity. Both a Gaussian and a Cauchy–Lorentz distribution are considered. Performances’ evolution is studied by running simulations of a nonlinear functional map which is capable of showing the sailing-ship effect in the two possible variants, i.e. either the old or the new technology prevails in terms of performance. A noteworthy counterintuitive result for the Gaussian case is that noise may actually be beneficial to performance improvement. | |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11587/439615 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | Articolo pubblicato su Rivista |
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