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A comparison of next-fit, first-fit, and best-fit

Communications of the ACM, 1977
“Next-fit” allocation differs from first-fit in that a first-fit allocator commences its search for free space at a fixed end of memory, whereas a next-fit allocator commences its search wherever it previously stopped searching. This strategy is called “modified first-fit” by Shore [2] and is significantly faster than the first-fit allocator.
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The Deepest Fit

1998
Recently, Rousseeuw & Hubert (1996) defined the depth of a regression fit relative to the data. This concept of regression depth immediately leads to a new robust regression estimator which we call the deepest fit. Quite simply, it is the fit with largest depth. Therefore, it can be seen as a generalization of the univariate median.
Rousseeuw, P.J., Van Aelst, S.
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“Fit in” fitness point

Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies, 2018
Subject area Marketing management. Study level/applicability Undergraduate/Postgraduate. Case overview The present case is a disguised one and is meant to enable students to critically analyse the operations and functioning of a fitness centre located in a city. Despite a runaway success, “Fit in” was facing problems of time-management and members’
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Making Fit Fit

Philosophy of Science, 2017
Reductionist accounts of objective chance rely on a notion of fit, which ties the chances at a world to the frequencies at that world. Here, I criticize extant measures of the fit of a chance system and draw on recent literature in epistemic utility theory to propose a new model: chances fit a world insofar as they are accurate at that world.
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Fits About Fit

Applied Psychology, 2001
The paper argues that two traditions have dominated research on person–environment fit, the individual differences tradition and the organisational psychology tradition. I briefly review these traditions using the present set of papers as exemplars of these traditions.
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I-Fit

2009
This document summarizes the initial findings of the I-Fit research project that started in August 2006 as a joint activity of a regional ICT consultancy and a university research center. The main goal of the project is to help the consultants to improve alignment between business and IT in the client organizations.
Fairchild, Alea   +4 more
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Families and Epileptic Fits -Fit for a Family?

European Neurology, 2008
The author gives a clinical description of an epileptic young girl who consults a psychiatrist in order to assess her troubles of social and school adaptation. Meeting the family makes it possible to single out several critical phenomena. These crises overlap, confusing the questions and the answers medical and psychological competence can suggest ...
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Fit or no-fit

Die vorliegende Studie untersucht, ob Rollenkongruenz zwischen der sozialen Rolle einer Werbefigur und der sozialen Rolle der Rezipient:innen die Konsumbereitschaft für vegane Gerichte erhöhen kann, und ob ein solcher E!ekt durch Einstellungshomophilie oder die Identifikation mit der sozialen Rolle vermittelt wird.
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Trait fitness is not a propensity, but fitness variation is

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, 2013
The propensity interpretation of fitness draws on the propensity interpretation of probability, but advocates of the former have not attended sufficiently to problems with the latter. The causal power of C to bring about E is not well-represented by the conditional probability Pr(E|C).
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Fitting in Fitness at Home [PDF]

open access: possible, 2018
This publication includes ten exercises with instructions, for a home workout.
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