A hypothesis testing framework is introduced for bridge damage detection, which enables a rigorous, decision-oriented approach for detection of bridge damage when it exists.
When allegiances across boundaries develop and become a new norm, negotiated objectives and more rigorous decision making strategies necessarily become an everyday feature of professional work.
His religiously wrought strengths, "work ethic, deep ties to the community, and particularly rigorous decision making" happen to have a serious downside for half the population and their families when you filter them through Complementarianism -- a foundational principle of his faith.
To answer these key questions, we employ support vector machines (SVM) as a representative in this study to investigate disease diagnostic bias for its rigorous decision model, good scalability, and popularity in translational medicine [ 11– 13].
Wackowski et al. (1992) applied rigorous decision analysis methodology to find the optimal development strategy for a 20 years CO2 flooding project.
The state presented a pathetically juvenile and bigoted case and thanks to the judge's thoughtful and rigorous decision, anti-equality prejudice, bigotry and shoddy research were exposed.
Although selection problems are often encountered in engineering practice, rigorous decision analysis techniques remain underutilized in undergraduate chemical engineering education.
Time constraint can impair decision performance: time-constrained decision makers process information faster, process less information, and use less rigorous decision strategies.
On the other hand, properly designed decision support systems (DSSs) can induce decision makers to process more information and use more rigorous decision strategies, which can result in enhanced performance.
