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Competence Models and Their Applications
2000For the artificial intelligence community the competence or coverage of a given problem solving system is a fundamental evaluation criterion. This is of course also true for case-based reasoning (CBR) systems, which solve new problems by reusing and adapting the solutions of similar problems stored as cases in a case-base [3,4,12]. However, our current
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Science, 2007
Bacteria undergo a well-studied transient differentiation into a state of competence, during which they can take up DNA from the environment. It is a rare example of a developmental system understood sufficiently well to be analyzed in a rigorous quantitative manner. Süel et al . use mathematical models and precise
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Bacteria undergo a well-studied transient differentiation into a state of competence, during which they can take up DNA from the environment. It is a rare example of a developmental system understood sufficiently well to be analyzed in a rigorous quantitative manner. Süel et al . use mathematical models and precise
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We study how individuals update their beliefs in the presence of competing datagenerating processes, or models, that could explain observed data. Through experiments, we identify the weights participants assign to different models and find that the most common updating rule gives full weight to the model that best fits the data. While some participants
Aina, Chiara, Schneider, Florian H.
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Aina, Chiara, Schneider, Florian H.
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Competence Models and the Maintenance Problem
Computational Intelligence, 2001Case‐based reasoning (CBR) systems solve problems by retrieving and adapting the solutions to similar problems that have been stored previously as a case base of individual problem solving episodes or cases. The maintenance problem refers to the problem of how to optimize the performance of a CBR system during its operational lifetime.
Barry Smyth, Elizabeth McKenna
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Development of a Leadership Competency Model
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2007Although research findings support that the nurse manager has a pivotal role in influencing all aspects of the nursing environment, recruiting talented staff into these nursing leadership positions has become increasingly more difficult. There is a need to better understand the competencies needed by contemporary nurse managers and the challenges in ...
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Job Analysis and Competency Modeling
2009Abstract It has been argued that job analysis is not relevant to the changing world of work; some authors find it is outdated or are of the opinion that it could even be declared dead. Competency modeling is often seen as the solution to the problem; the term is fashionable and probably more marketable, but of course there is more to it ...
Voskuijl, O.F., Evers, A.
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Modelling the competence of case-bases
1998The competence of a case-based system (the range of problems it can solve) depends critically on the cases in the case-base. However, the precise relationship between cases and overall competence is a complex one. For example, some cases can be critical to competence, while others may be largely redundant.
Barry Smyth, Elizabeth McKenna
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2007
The transformations of work, which are at the very heart of the new and emerging ‘combinatoire productive’ introduced in Chapter 1, revolve around three essential components that together make up a single system: tight flow, teamwork and the ‘competency model’ — this last being one of the linchpins for the mobilization of the workforce.
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The transformations of work, which are at the very heart of the new and emerging ‘combinatoire productive’ introduced in Chapter 1, revolve around three essential components that together make up a single system: tight flow, teamwork and the ‘competency model’ — this last being one of the linchpins for the mobilization of the workforce.
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Compartmental models and competing risk
Mathematical Biosciences, 1994General compartmental models are derived using competing risk arguments. When the risk variables are exponential, the results specialize to the standard stationary Markov compartmental model. Iterative methods of solving the fundamental integral equation are given, and the uniqueness of the solution is incidentally established. The analysis is extended
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