As summarized in "Introduction" section, determining the appropriate process noise for unknown tropospheric parameters is important for precise analysis of kinematic data.
The model uses knowledge based logic and equations combined with a process database to determine the appropriate ground processes and their duration, allowing the estimation of operational measures of performance such as labor, cycle time, and flight rate.
Then, considering power consumption, application quality of service (QoS) profiles, and corresponding cost functions, a multi-objective optimization approach using an event-based finite state model and dynamic constraint programming method has been used to determine the appropriate transmission power, process power, cloud offloading and optimum QoS profiles.
Process performance To determine the appropriate BPS level for a distinct process, process performance must be conceptualized as a multi-dimensional construct.
Thus, we specify the following design objective: (O. 2) Process performance To determine the appropriate BPS level for a distinct process, process performance must be conceptualized as a multi-dimensional construct.
Business process standardization To determine the appropriate BPS level for a distinct process, it is necessary to account for process variants and process contexts.
Against this background, we formulate the following design objective: (O. 1) Business process standardization To determine the appropriate BPS level for a distinct process, it is necessary to account for process variants and process contexts.
This work aims to develop and determine the appropriate model of a process with stiction, which can be used in controller design to mitigate the undesirable effect of the stiction.
Therefore, we investigate the following research question: How can organizations determine the appropriate BPS level for their business processes, considering the effects of BPS on process performance?
Value-based management To determine the appropriate BPS level for a distinct process, it is required to cater for cash flow effects and the time value of money.
