Nan Zhang Livres

Focusing on the Chinese patent law system, the book explores how it integrates international treaties while preserving local legal traditions. It highlights the system's role in fostering innovation and enhancing patent protection, ultimately contributing to China's economic development. Through this analysis, the text emphasizes the balance between global influences and domestic needs in shaping effective legal frameworks.

Focusing on the flow of funds in macroeconomics, this book provides a comprehensive introduction to its theory, methods, and applications. It integrates economic statistics, financial accounts, and international finance, offering insights into the global flow of funds (GFF) and its measurement. The text establishes a GFF matrix to analyze financial linkages among economic sectors and across countries, utilizing diverse data sources. An empirical study employing econometric models and financial network analysis further illustrates the practical applications of the GFF concept.

The book explores the Small Sample Size Problem, particularly in high-dimensional data contexts where the number of training samples is insufficient for effective learning. It highlights the challenges faced in fields like face recognition, where this issue is prevalent. The author discusses various strategies and methodologies for addressing and mitigating the effects of having too few samples, aiming to enhance data analysis and improve outcomes in high-dimensional scenarios.