Learning analytics is a key subject in educational research all over the world as the findings of learning analytics studies can be applied to improve education, create learning support services, and establish learning models, among other improvements (Gray et al. 2014).
Learning analytics have been the subject of attention in educational research all over the world as the findings of learning analytics studies can be applied to improve education, create learning supports, establish learning models, and so on (Yin et al. 2014).
"The core components of Salesforce –- cloud objects, workflows, communities, collaboration, and analytics –- can be applied to many areas of the enterprise, and we're increasingly seeing customers build custom apps beyond pure CRM (today enterprise customers can provide chatter to all employees).
Radian6 leads the pack as an aggregator of many different technology approaches, including various kinds of search and some text analytics that can be applied to a wide variety of business processes.
The founders also believe that, down the road, the company's video library, career database and analytics engine can be applied in B2C verticals and a handful of other industry niches as well.
The analytic solution can be applied more generally, considering the mechanical characteristics of both constituents, to design experiments that lead to a simplified determination of interfacial shear strength.
In terms of the vertical dimension, the Integrated Diagnostic Scale and the Reflective Analytic Scales can be applied to an entire lesson observation while the Function-Specific Scales and the Task-Specific Scales are for assessing only part of a lesson.
To overcome this decision problem, additional decision analytic strategies can be applied.
Due to the similarity, standard molecular technologies and analytic approaches can be applied to these studies (Grady and Ritchie 2011).
The calculation of the analytic signal can be applied to arbitrary signals, but its interpretation as instantaneous phase is difficult where either the signal amplitude becomes too small to discriminate the oscillation from background noise or where the regular oscillation is disrupted (Boashash 1992).
