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Comparison of Different Updating Procedures and Identification of Temporal Patterns

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  • Casiano Manrique De Lara Peñate
  • Dolores Santos-Peñate
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  • Casiano Manrique De Lara Peñate & Dolores Santos-Peñate, 2006. "Comparison of Different Updating Procedures and Identification of Temporal Patterns," EcoMod2006 272100059, EcoMod.
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