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Delaying decisions in variable concern hierarchies
2016
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., feature and impact models), customization, and usage interfaces of a concern, as well as the concern's realization models and finally an entire concern hierarchy, as is necessary to support delayed ...
Conclusion and Future Work This paper discusses how variable concern hierarchies support delaying of decisions in the context of Concern-Oriented Reuse (CORE). ...
doi:10.1145/3093335.2993246
fatcat:wufx6um5nfdbfnusrpzv6epdf4
Designing linear storage hierarchies so as to maximize reliability subject to cost and performance constraints
1980
Proceedings of the 7th annual symposium on Computer Architecture - ISCA '80
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The capacities of various memory levels are the decision variables. An extended model also includes the CPU speed as a decision variable. ...
The semicolon is used above to emphasize the fact that K. is a
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doi:10.1145/800053.801928
dblp:conf/isca/Trivedi80
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Speed and quality of collective decision making: Incentives for information provision
2010
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization
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It studies the role of the hierarchy design for the speed and quality of a collective decision process. We consider a programmed network of managers. ...
The network's task is to aggregate information in form of a set of n data items and to make an informed decision. The programme describes how information is processed within the network. ...
In Section 4, we study the incentives for information processing in a single decision maker organization and in a two-tier hierarchy, the centralized tree. ...
doi:10.1016/j.jebo.2010.08.013
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Toward safe reuse of product family specifications
1999
Proceedings of the 1999 symposium on Software reusability - SSR '99
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Lessons learned are discussed in three areas: (1) integration of hazards analysis with the product family approach (2) modeling decisions that have safety i mplications (e.g., how to handle near-commonalities ...
, establishing a hierarchy o f v ariabilities, and specifying dependencies among options) and (3) tracing the product family requirements to the design of the reusable components and to the design of a ...
Hines for help in understanding interferometers, Richard L. Johnson, John Y. Lai, and Michael Deck for feedback on this work and for their careful explanations, Frank J. ...
doi:10.1145/303008.303014
dblp:conf/ssr/Lutz99
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Extending the product family approach to support safe reuse
2000
Journal of Systems and Software
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Extensions to the product family approach, with lessons learned, are discussed in three areas: (1) integration of safety analysis with the product family approach (2) modeling decisions that have safety ...
implications (e.g., how to handle near-commonalities, establishing a hierarchy o f v ariabilities, and specifying dependencies among options) and (3) use of the product family requirements for design ...
Hines for help in understanding interferometers, Richard L. Johnson, John Y. Lai, and Michael Deck for feedback o n t h i s w ork and for their explanations, Frank J. ...
doi:10.1016/s0164-1212(00)00012-1
fatcat:izgwekggkrft7pjigaieppoamu
Analysis of the Professional Stress of Doctors and Nurses Resulting from their Interactions in the Health Institutions of the City of Lubumbashi (in DRC)
2018
Greener Journal of Epidemiology and Public Health
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, their hierarchy, their patients and the guides of the latter. ...
the colleagues cause 60.85 % of nursing put under stress and the interactions with the hierarchy are 55.51 % of nursing put under stress. ...
colleagues
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Frequent Reproaches (in ...
doi:10.15580/gjeph.2018.2.031018039
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1988
Psychological Abstracts
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—In this article scalar expectancy theory is applied to variable and fixed delays to reward. ...
The preference for variable delay is demonstrated in this procedure, followed by study of a unique variable schedule of delays for which the theoretical account predicts, and the data confirm, the elimina ...
The Study Of Airline Service Quality In The Qeshm Free Zone By Fuzzy Logic
2011
Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science
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This paper applies the fuzzy set theory for evaluating service quality of three airlines are active in Qeshm free zone in Iran via customer survey. ...
By applying AHP in obtaining criteria weight and TOPSIS in ranking, we find the relative ranking position of each airline and provide an adequate alternative to performance evaluation of airline services ...
plane (0.043), announcing schedule flights rapidly and availability of flight options to cancel or delay cases Step 2: Construct the fuzzy-decision matrix and choose the appropriate linguistic variables ...
doi:10.22436/jmcs.002.01.18
fatcat:pl55yuwsazanrcqn4hm7qql2iq
Large-Scale Complex Systems
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2009
Springer Handbook of Automation
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Siljak [36.3] states that a LSS is characterized by its high dimensions (large number of variables), constraints in the information infrastructure, and the presence of uncertainties. ...
Complications may still be caused by system non-linearities, time delays, and different time constants, and, especially over recent years, risk sensitivity aspects. ...
Dynamic, random nature is one main concern in operation control. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-78831-7_36
fatcat:w2lzlcadbzc37ebthjr7dzgsge
Optimal Coordination in Hierarchies
2005
Social Science Research Network
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The analysis suggests that concerns for fast decision-making may be key in explaining the recent trend towards empowerment in ...rms. ...
This paper studies the optimal allocation of coordination responsibilities in organizations where duplication of e¤ort is a serious concern. ...
Importantly, since communication e¤ort and span of control will be decision variables at each level of the hierarchy, this will allow me to compare their optimal levels across layers. ...
doi:10.2139/ssrn.743170
fatcat:4hbmowyp4fdjxnw3ygkctu7fam
Board Power Hierarchy, Corporate Mission, and Green Performance
2019
Sustainability
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Existing research has concentrated more on the macro level rather than the micro level of green governance—the power hierarchy of the governance subjects and its influence on decision-making and the implementation ...
The results show that board power hierarchy negatively affects green governance conduct. ...
variable for regression analysis. (2) Referring to Wu's establishment of interaction items [106] , interaction items concerning board formal power hierarchy, informal power hierarchy, and enterprise ...
doi:10.3390/su11184826
fatcat:g7v6alhatbevxb635gslcqsaiq
Committees, Hierarchies and Polyarchies
1988
Economic Journal
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But at the same time, some ofthe negative features of committees (for instance, the manhours devoted to decision making, or the delays in getting agreements) are also well known. ...
hierarchies and polyarchies). ...
Recall that the superscripts H and P respectively denote the variables corresponding to a hierarchy and a polyarchy. Let the superscript C denote the variables corresponding to a committee. ...
doi:10.2307/2233377
fatcat:misx7vlugnc65nbjgjhab4v6hm
Higher variability in dyadic interaction plays a positive role in the decision making of futsal passing
2020
Kinesiology
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This study investigated the role the dyadic interaction variability plays in influencing decision making on passing in the sport of futsal. ...
Results showed that the interaction of passer and receiver dyads were more variable than the remaining dyads. Moreover, it was verified that the passer dyad had the highest variability. ...
This study sought to understand how variability of dyadic interaction would influence the decision-making on passing in futsal. ...
doi:10.26582/k.52.2.17
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A Complexity Theory for Hard Enumeration Problems
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2017
arXiv
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In particular, complexity classes analogous to the polynomial hierarchy and an appropriate notion of problem reduction are missing. ...
In this work, we lay the foundations for a complexity theory of hard enumeration problems by proposing a hierarchy of complexity classes and by investigating notions of reductions for enumeration problems ...
Concerning the remaining classes, observe that DelayP P C p = DelayP C p for any decision complexity class C; in particular we obtain DelayP ∆ P k p = DelayP Σ P k−1 p . ...
arXiv:1610.05493v2
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Coordination and delay in hierarchies
2009
The Rand Journal of Economics
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The model suggests that concerns for fast execution may be key in explaining recent trends toward decentralization and delayering in firms. ...
Simple conditions are provided for the time spent on coordinating subordinates to be increasing and the span of control to be decreasing as one goes up the hierarchy, with equalities holding if delay is ...
In their setting, delay is costly because decisions based on old information become less appropriate over time. ...
doi:10.1111/j.1756-2171.2008.00061.x
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