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Balanced electrolyte solution <i>vs</i> isotonic saline in the resuscitation of children with diabetic ketoacidosis: A randomized controlled trial. [PDF]
Sweety S, Panda S, Das RR.
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Analysis of Research Trends and Output Effectiveness in the Medical Field Based on the National Natural Science Foundation of China. [PDF]
Jin H, Hui H, Xinjie B, Hua B.
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When randomisation goes horribly wrong: examples of major failures of randomisation and strategies to avoid them. [PDF]
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Balanced allocation with succinct representation
Motivated by applications in guaranteed delivery in computational advertising, we consider the general problem of balanced allocation in a bipartite supply-demand setting. Our formulation captures the notion of deviation from being balanced by a convex penalty function.
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Derandomized Asymmetrical Balanced Allocation
2019 57th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing (Allerton), 2019Balls-in-bins model, in which n balls are sequentially placed into n bins according to some dispatching policy, is an important model with a wide range of applications despite its simplicity.
Dengwang Tang, V. Subramanian
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Towards Balanced Allocations for DHTs
We consider the problem of load-balancing structured peer-to-peer networks. Load-balancing is of major significance for large-scale decentralized networks in terms of enhanced scalability and performance. Our methods focus mainly on task-skew. Specifically, we address the problem with general rigorous algorithms on the basis of migration. In particular,
George Tsatsanifos, Vasilis Samoladas
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Optimal allocation in balanced sampling
The development of new sampling methods allows the selection of large balanced samples. In this paper we propose a method for computing optimal inclusion probabilities for balanced samples. Next, we show that the optimal Neyman allocation is a particular
Yves Tille, Anne-Catherine Favre
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