Multi-level model of the factors that affect the escalation of dust in Iraq

Authors

  • عبد الرحمن مصطفى طه
  • نادية ناجي حسن

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33095/jeas.v21i82.594

Keywords:

الإدارة الإلكترونية للموارد البشرية- الفاعلية التنظيمية, Multilevel analysis - partial pooling models -full Maximum likelihood method FML - Akaik's Information Criterion AIC

Abstract

In this research The study of Multi-level  model (partial pooling model) we consider The partial pooling model which is one Multi-level  models and one of  the Most important models and extensive use and application in the analysis of the data .This Model characterized by the fact that the treatments take hierarchical or structural Form, in this partial pooling models, Full Maximum likelihood FML was used to estimated parameters of partial pooling models (fixed and random ), comparison between the preference of these Models, The application was on the Suspended Dust data in Iraq, The data were for four and a half years .Eight stations were selected randomly  among the stations in Iraq. We use Akaik′s Information Criterion ,deviation statistic and Shwarz's Bayesion information criterion to compare between the partial pooling Models,  The results show that the direct affect for the both degrees maximum temperature and the Rising Duston the Suspended Dust, where humidity was on a direct affect ( so increases the average monthly humidity will cause fewer occurrences of Suspended Dustin the same time the results show also the significant affect  of geographical are as, and when the comparison between the three estimated models show that the Varying intercept -Varying slope Model  is the better model .

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Published

2015-04-01

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Managerial Researches

How to Cite

“Multi-level model of the factors that affect the escalation of dust in Iraq” (2015) Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, 21(82), p. 95. doi:10.33095/jeas.v21i82.594.

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