General methods, applications and bottlenecks in the set-up are presented and key experiments required to "test" for decision-making attributes are defined.
LB methods have two steps: calculating the likelihood function of the received signal for all candidate modulations, and then using maximum likelihood ratio test for decision-making [5].
The discrete-choice experiment was originally developed in marketing research in the early 1970s as an attribute-based measure methodology which gauges individual's evaluation on levels of attributes/characteristics of a service, policy, intervention, or a diagnostic test for decision-making [6], [7].
Traditionally the underlying logics are derived from a population of historic medical records, hence the induced model is generalized, versus which an individual new record can be tested for decision.
The generated source code for this element contains the whole decision, thus generating test data for decision coverage (or MCDC) based on the hidden control-flow of the Switch element results in a full decision coverage (or MCDC) at source code level.
Colored trails: A multiagent system testbed for decision-making research (demonstration).
"The critical test for any decision like this is if it exposes civilians to attack by the government," he said.
Under such complicated productive production, it is a major test for business decision makers to maintain the most effective operational efficiency and the lowest cost.
The designed algorithm consist of a statistical test for making decision about suitability of an a priori chosen network and then either a growing or a pruning according to the size of the network is applied.
The copy gains, giving rise to extreme values, were detected by a Grubbs' test for outliers (decision node labeled (3) in Figure 1).
Empirical data showed deviation from the NCCSP guidelines and a set of rules was applied to define the combination of cytology and HPV test for clinical decision (figure 2).
