standard assumption

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meanings of standardand assumption

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standard
adjective
uk /ˈstæn.dəd/ us /ˈstæn.dɚd/
usual rather than special, especially when thought of as being correct ...
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assumption
noun
uk /əˈsʌmp.ʃən/ us /əˈsʌmp.ʃən/
something that you accept as true without question ...
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Examples of standard assumption

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However, positing two base orders is not a standardassumption in derivational frameworks.
It is a standardassumption in functional logic programming that constant symbols are divided into free constructor symbols and defined symbols.
Part of the problem of classic analytic game theory revolves around the standardassumption that players do not speak to one another.
This is the standardassumption with respect to geminate syllabification.
The standardassumption has been that children's underlying representations are target-appropriate, even in the early stages of acquisition when there may be many production errors.
A standardassumption of decision theory and game theory is that the unit of rational agency is the individual.
This implies that the competitive market assumption, a standardassumption in the literature, should be relaxed.
This is a standardassumption in such simulation exercises.
These utility functions are the same for all agents and satisfy the following standardassumption.
The accumulation of public capital need not require government provision, in contrast to the standardassumption in the literature.
Our approach is congruent with the standardassumption in the economic growth literature that property rights are fully specified and costlessly enforced-an assumption also maintained here.
This could be significant as a standardassumption in operational systems is to assume all documents that are not explicitly marked relevant should be treated as non-relevant.
Furthermore, it is also a standardassumption that there is a more local relation between the verb and its object than the relation between the verb and the subject.
We make the following standardassumption.
Theorem 2 shows that unbiased predictors exist under standardassumption on the preferences, the characteristics of goods, and the technology.
For grant purposes we needed a standardassumption.
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Both these conversions conform with standard assumptions in mainstream economics, but they have nevertheless been subject to criticism.
Secondly, risk (and riskbenefit) analysis assumes full comparability and aggregability of risks (and benefits), which contradicts the standard assumptions of modern welfare economics.
By considering these standard assumptions, additional uncertainty about the true model parameters is introduced.
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