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Self-assessed Versus Expert-assessed Occupational Exposures [PDF]
American Journal of Epidemiology, 1996 While self-response to a checklist of substances may be a convenient and inexpensive method for obtaining information on occupational exposure, the validity of such information has not been evaluated. The objective of this report is to provide some evidence concerning validity of self-reported occupational exposures.
L, Fritschi +2 more
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ALEES: An Agricultural Loan Evaluation Expert System
, 2001 Financial institutions such as banks have been active in the development of a variety of expert systems. Several banks have developed expert systems that capture the experience of their top loan officers in evaluating loan applications.
Bryant, Kay, K Bryant
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Characterizing uncertainty in expert assessments
, 2011 Large-scale assessments have become an important vehicle for organizing, interpreting, and presenting scientific information relevant to environmental policy.
Oppenheimer, Michael +7 more
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Hierarchical Model of Assessing and Selecting Experts
IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2016 Revealing experts' competences is a multi-objective issue. Authors of the paper deal with competence assessing methods of experts seen as objects, and criteria of qualities. An analytic hierarchy process of assessing and ranking experts is offered, which is based on paired comparison matrices and scores, quality parameters are taken into account as ...
Chernysheva, Tatiana Y. +3 more
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Detecting Student Performance in Large-Scale Assessments
, 2018 This book explores the often controversial international large-scale assessments (ILSAs) in education and offers research-based accounts of international testing as a social practice.
Serder, Margareta
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Научный вестник МГТУ ГАControlling is considered as a versatile modern focus of management. It is widespread in various fields of human activity but has not found direct application in civil aviation yet.
R. A. Obraztsov, V. D. Sharov
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Высшее образование в России, 2020 The purpose of the work is an analysis of the current state of the universities of the North Caucasus Federal District from the point of view of creating competitive regional development centers, bearing in mind the Spatial Development Strategy of Russia.
D. V. Petrosyants +3 more
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Assessment of damage in vasculitis: expert ratings of damage [PDF]
Rheumatology, 2009 Current measures of damage in vasculitis do not account for the possibility that some forms of damage may exert greater impact than others. As part of an international effort to revise how damage is quantified in vasculitis clinical research, an exercise was performed to measure expert ratings of damage items.Members of the Vasculitis Clinical Research
Seo, P, Jayne, D, Luqmani, R, Merkel, P
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Eliciting expert judgement for the probability of AUV loss in contrasting operational environments [PDF]
, 2007 Each time an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) is used in the sea there is a non-zero probability of loss. Quantifying probability of loss is not an exact science; therefore much depends on the fault history of the vehicle, the operational environment ...
Trembanis, A., Griffiths, G.
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A literature review of expert problem solving using analogy [PDF]
, 2009 We consider software project cost estimation from a problem solving perspective. Taking a cognitive psychological approach, we argue that the algorithmic basis for CBR tools is not representative of human problem solving and this mismatch could account ...
Mair, C +8 more
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