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Graph attribution with multiple attribute grammers
ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1987Attributed graphs are well suited to represent structured sets of data objects. A multiple attribute grammar (MTAG) consists of several attribute grammars that describe an attributed graph as a union of attributed trees. Thus, from an MTAG one can automatically generate attribute evaluators for graphs.
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Conference companion on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '94, 1994
The Attribute Explorer" video demonstrates a graphical interactive tool for visualizing the relationships within multi-attribute data sets. Rather than using 2- or 3- dimensional multiple views of the data, each attribute is mapped to a single dimensional representation (interactive histogram).
Lisa Tweedie +3 more
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The Attribute Explorer" video demonstrates a graphical interactive tool for visualizing the relationships within multi-attribute data sets. Rather than using 2- or 3- dimensional multiple views of the data, each attribute is mapped to a single dimensional representation (interactive histogram).
Lisa Tweedie +3 more
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Behaviour, 1966
The instinct versus learning controversy once revived by LEHRMAN's critique of LORENZ's theory has subsided, yet the issue seems to remain unclear in the minds of many people (SCHOENFELD & BARON, 1965). Although neither the definition of instinct nor the criteria for the dichotomy have been formally put forth, ethologists characterized instinctive ...
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The instinct versus learning controversy once revived by LEHRMAN's critique of LORENZ's theory has subsided, yet the issue seems to remain unclear in the minds of many people (SCHOENFELD & BARON, 1965). Although neither the definition of instinct nor the criteria for the dichotomy have been formally put forth, ethologists characterized instinctive ...
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2013
Abstract This chapter discusses performance attribution models allowing the observer to identify market timing and security selection skills of portfolio managers. The focus is on holdings-based models because they generate more precise measurements of managers' skills than return-based models.
Plantinga, A., Brunia, N.
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Abstract This chapter discusses performance attribution models allowing the observer to identify market timing and security selection skills of portfolio managers. The focus is on holdings-based models because they generate more precise measurements of managers' skills than return-based models.
Plantinga, A., Brunia, N.
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Proceedings of the 21st annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology, 2008
Attribute gates are a new user interface element designed to address the problem of concurrently setting attributes and moving objects between territories on a digital tabletop. Motivated by the notion of task levels in activity theory, and crossing interfaces, attribute gates allow users to operationalize multiple subtasks in one smooth movement.
Ahmed N. Sulaiman, Patrick Olivier
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Attribute gates are a new user interface element designed to address the problem of concurrently setting attributes and moving objects between territories on a digital tabletop. Motivated by the notion of task levels in activity theory, and crossing interfaces, attribute gates allow users to operationalize multiple subtasks in one smooth movement.
Ahmed N. Sulaiman, Patrick Olivier
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Attribute Maps and Interval Attributes
2016Abstract Chapter 3 discusses attribute maps and interval statistics. It introduces basic measures that appear throughout attribute analysis.
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Leadership & Organization Development Journal, 1995
Reports the conclusions of a study involving in‐depth interviews with 18 business leaders, focusing on the qualities and skills they felt to be essential for success in directing and guiding a large organization. These qualities include the ability to make sense of a complicated pattern of events and from this formulate clear goals for the organization;
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Reports the conclusions of a study involving in‐depth interviews with 18 business leaders, focusing on the qualities and skills they felt to be essential for success in directing and guiding a large organization. These qualities include the ability to make sense of a complicated pattern of events and from this formulate clear goals for the organization;
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The Journal of Social Psychology, 1990
What holds true in areas covered by attribution theory might also hold true in a noncognitive domain in which external factors are also distinguished from internal factors. Thus, extrapunitive attribution might depend on high distinctiveness and high consensus.
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What holds true in areas covered by attribution theory might also hold true in a noncognitive domain in which external factors are also distinguished from internal factors. Thus, extrapunitive attribution might depend on high distinctiveness and high consensus.
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2005
In practice, many datasets are shared among multiple users. However, different users may desire different knowledge from the datasets. It implies that we need to provide a specification which mines different solutions from the dataset according to the semantic of requirements. Attribute order is a better approach to describing the semantic.
Suqing Han, Jue Wang 0004
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In practice, many datasets are shared among multiple users. However, different users may desire different knowledge from the datasets. It implies that we need to provide a specification which mines different solutions from the dataset according to the semantic of requirements. Attribute order is a better approach to describing the semantic.
Suqing Han, Jue Wang 0004
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