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The minimax facility location problem (also called the one center problem) seeks to locate a facility so that the maximum distance to a set of demand points is minimized. Using Euclidean distances in the plane, this problem is equivalent to finding the center of the smallest circle enclosing all points, hence the term “center” regarding this problem ...
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The minimax facility location problem (also called the one center problem) seeks to locate a facility so that the maximum distance to a set of demand points is minimized. Using Euclidean distances in the plane, this problem is equivalent to finding the center of the smallest circle enclosing all points, hence the term “center” regarding this problem ...
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On the rectangularp-center problem
Naval Research Logistics, 1987The p-center problem consists in finding the location of p facilities such that any among n given points is as close as possible to anyone of these facilities. In other words minimize the maximal distance of the given points to their nearest facility.
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Problem-Centering vs. Means-Centering in Science
Philosophy of Science, 1946ResumeMeans-centered approach to science is contrasted with a problem-centered orientation. Overstress on and too exclusive concern with method, instrument, technique or procedure fosters the following mistakes:1) Emphasis on polish and elegance rather than on vitality, significance and creativeness.2) Giving the commanding positions in science to ...
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Reverse Center Location Problem
1999In this paper we consider a reverse center location problem in which we wish to spend as less cost as possible to ensure that the distances from a given vertex to all other vertices in a network are within given upper bounds. We first show that this problem is NP-hard.
Jianzhong Zhang +2 more
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Integrative Problem-Centered Therapy
2005Chapter 18 discusses integrative problem-centered therapy (IPCT), and covers its central tenets, how assessment, diagnosis, or problem formulation is organized around four concepts: the presenting problem, the patient system, the adaptive solution, and the problem maintenance structure, the process of change (ongoing intervention and assessment ...
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Navigating financial toxicity in patients with cancer: A multidisciplinary management approach
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Grace Li Smith +2 more
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The center for problem resolution
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 1988L G, Brewer, M L, Zawadski, R, Lincoln
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Customer-centered problem solving.
Hospital materiel management quarterly, 1999If there is no single best way to attract new customers and retain current customers, there is surely an easy way to lose them: fail to solve the problems that arise in nearly every buyer-supplier relationship, or solve them in an unsatisfactory manner. Yet, all too frequently, companies do just that.
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