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Validating Programs in Concurrent ML
1999Interactive and embedded applications often require an ability to deal with concurrent operations. In this chapter we give an overview of one way to extend a functional language with concurrency primitives. Unfortunately, the presence of concurrency may make programs harder to reason about because the flow of control is less perspicuous (as is the case
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Concurrent Validity of DACL Questioned
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1978openaire +2 more sources
Concurrent Validity of Clinical Simulations
Western Journal of Nursing Research, 1988W L, Holzemer, F E, McLaughlin
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Cluster Validity by Concurrent Chaining
1983A cluster is a maximal collection of suitably similar objects drawn from a larger collection of objects. Many cluster analysis procedures seek to determine a partition of objects into clusters, or more generally, to determine a hierarchy of such cluster partitions. Single-, complete-, and average-linkage are several of the most frequently cited methods
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Concurrent validity of MMPI alcoholism scales
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1969C C, Rich, H G, Davis
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Modeling and Validating Broadcasting-Free Concurrent Systems
1984We consider the systems composed of a finite set of asynchronously cooperating subsystems. The subsystems may communicate with each other by sending or receiving synchronization messages. Each particular synchronization message has a unique sender and a unique receiver. Such set of subsystems is called “broadcasting-free”.
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