2019
DOI: 10.18510/hssr.2019.74174
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Differentiated Approach Problems to Innovative Development Management in Russian Regions

Abstract: The purpose of the article The purpose of the study is to determine the features of factors’ development and systematization affecting the degree of innovation activity and efficiency of projects in the Russian regions. Materials and methods: The main research methods used in the article are the method of description, which allowed determining of the level and trends of Russian regions’ innovative development; the method of cluster analysis for regions’ classification by innovative activity’s parameters … Show more

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“…There are developments by scientists in the field of innovative development at the regional level, namely the study of industry-specific innovative potential [8], a structured analysis of regional innovations [9], modeling of innovation management in a regional industrial complex [10], the study of regional sustainability [11], the identification of problems of a differentiated approach to the management of innovative development in the Russian regions [12].…”
Section: Literature Review and Research Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are developments by scientists in the field of innovative development at the regional level, namely the study of industry-specific innovative potential [8], a structured analysis of regional innovations [9], modeling of innovation management in a regional industrial complex [10], the study of regional sustainability [11], the identification of problems of a differentiated approach to the management of innovative development in the Russian regions [12].…”
Section: Literature Review and Research Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The issues of innovative development of energy networks of industries based on the integration of competitive enterprises are considered in the works of Shinkevich et al (2016), Rajskaya et al (2019). In order to determine the impact of energy consumption on the economy, Baz et al (2019) established the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth by asymmetric analysis; Lindberg et al (2019) investigated the structure of energy policy and the transition to sustainable development of the EU countries; Xu and Chen (2019) assessed the relationship between environmental management and the financial sustainability of the energy industry and identified linear and non-linear effects.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The high complexity and uncertainty of energy consumption processes make it preferable to use neural networks to study them [36][37][38][39][40]. In order to expand the mathematical tools for studying the energy efficiency of chemical industries, Jin et al developed approaches to assessing the effectiveness of resource-saving projects based on a backpropagation neural network [41]; Xiang et al proposed an algorithm for learning a multilayer neural network based on photonic spike timing dependent plasticity [42]; Menghi et al systematized methods and tools for energy assessment [43]; Geng et al assessed the energy saving of complex petrochemical industries based on complex clustering of the DEA affinity distribution [44]; Hamedi and Mokhtar applied multivariate linear regression and multilayer perceptronic artificial neural networks to build a baseline for energy consumption in a low-density polyethylene plant [45]; Shinkevich et al showed the advantage of the network model of the value chain for analyzing the resource intensity of production [46]; Rajskaya et al substantiated the expediency of a differentiated approach to assessing the level of innovative development of production resource-saving systems [47].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%