This theoretical paper outlines a competency-based framework, designed to facilitate learning, assessment and supervision in clinical workplace education.
In this paper, we propose a theory-based framework designed to provide a coherent evaluation of the distributional impact of local public services.
Eclpss (Ecological Component Library for Parallel Spatial Simulation) is a Java™-based framework designed to give ecologists the ability to easily develop grid-based ecosystem simulations at multiple spatial and temporal scales.
The EVIDEM (EVIdence based Decision-Making) framework, designed to assess interventions in healthcare using quantitative and qualitative decision criteria, was selected.
Stringent analysis of these data, based on a statistical framework designed to define individual protein-protein interactions, led to the generation of a Drosophila protein interaction map (DPiM) encompassing 556 protein complexes.
Here, we present an agent based land use modelling framework designed to be run over large spatial extents and to be capable of accounting for relevant forms of human behaviour, variations in land use intensities, multifunctional ecosystem service production and the actions of institutions that affect land use change.
In this study we present an active learning (AL) based framework, specifically designed to efficiently assist anti-virus vendors focus their analytical efforts aimed at acquiring novel malicious content.
Subsequently, an ensemble based framework is designed with the recently proposed similarity/dissimilarity measures in order to have better clustering results for different types of categorical data sets.
A major objective of this work is to sketch a process input output data based framework of designing PM-FD systems for dynamic processes.
