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A taxonomy of methods for classical MADM problems and fuzzy ranking methods can be found in the study by Chen and Hwang (1992).

Open image in new window Figure 1 A taxonomy of methods for multiple-response optimizations using ANN (Li et al. 2003, Hsu 2004, Ozcelik and Erzurumlu 2006, Chang 2006, Chang 2008, Chang and Chen 2011, Hesieh and Tong 2001, Noorossama et al. 2009, Hsu 2001, Sibalija and Majstorovic 2012, Caporaletti et al. 1999, Liao and Chen 2002, Liao 2004, and Liao 2005 ).

13Little and Rubin (1987) also add procedures based on completely recorded units (analysing only observations with complete data), as well as design-based weighted estimation and imputation-based procedures (the missing values are filled in) to their taxonomy of methods with partially missing data.

Although the taxonomy of methods included in the IM protocol (see chapter 6 of Bartholomew et al., 2011) does acknowledge and describe these parameters for the effectiveness of methods of behaviour change, the evidence base for these conditions is suboptimal: no systematic synthesis of the evidence for the parameters for each method is available.

According to Barrows' taxonomy of PBL methods (Barrows, 1986), the "modified case-based" method was used, in which students are presented with some information and are asked to decide on the forms of action and decisions they may make.

Fig. 5 Taxonomy of research methods for caching networks.

A first taxonomy of the methods regards how the visual stimuli are presented to the viewer.

The taxonomy of research methods for information centric mobile caching network is summarized in Fig. 5.

We then present a taxonomy of design methods and system components used to build socially interactive robots.

Our work aims to develop the taxonomy of synthesis methods across multiple disciplines such as health and philosophy.

According to the taxonomy of mixed methods as outlined by Palinkas [ 15], we sequentially collected quantitative (standardized questionnaires, case record forms) and qualitative data (focus group discussions).