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Job preferences and trade-offs in rural health workforce retention: a discrete choice experiment from western China. [PDF]

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Chen D, Zhang Z, Ma S, Yin J, Zhao L, Jiang L.   +5 more
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An Interval Belief Rule Base Method with Attention Enhancement for Bearing Fault Diagnosis Under Variable Operating Conditions. [PDF]

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Chen B, Li J, Li H.
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Guardians' preferences for pit and fissure sealing services in China: evidence from a discrete choice experiment. [PDF]

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Chen Z, Chen S, Liu J, Jin X, Song F, Sun Z, Yao W, Xu W, Wang L.   +8 more
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Optimization of dynamic incentive strategies for public transportation based on reinforcement learning and network synergy effect. [PDF]

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Efficient data consensus algorithm integrating FL and blockchain dynamic partition protocol PBFT. [PDF]

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Determining acoustic impedance cube by inverting seismic data using feedforward and radial basis neural networks in an Iranian oilfield. [PDF]

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Ghiasvand A, Javaherian A, Amirmazlaghani M, Saberi MR, Mahdavi Basir H, Khadem B.   +5 more
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Measuring nursing practice models using multi-attribute utility theory

Research in Nursing & Health, 2000
Nursing Practice Models (NPMs) represent the structural and contextual features that exist within any group practice of nursing. Currently, measurement of NPMs relies on costly and nonreproducible global judgments by experts. Quantitative measurement techniques are needed to provide a useful evaluation of nursing practice.
P F, Brennan, M K, Anthony
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Decision Analysis Utilizing Multi-Attribute Utility Theory in Engineering Evaluations

IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, 1978
This paper presents the application of multi-attribute utility theory in a decision analysis to incorporate multiple conflicting objectives into engineering evaluations. The paper is tutorial in nature and demonstrates the application of this theory through an example problem that involves the evaluation of streetlight expansion options in a regulated ...
J. J. Bolinger, P. Ghose, J. H. Sosinski, W. F. Esser   +3 more
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Multi attribute utility theory for irrigation system evaluation

Water Resources Management, 2006
Multi Attribute Utility Theory (MAUT) is employed to rank the irrigation subsystems of Mahi Bajaj Sagar Project, Rajasthan, India. Seven performance evaluation criteria, namely, land development works, timely supply of inputs, conjunctive use of water resources, participation of farmers, economic impact, crop productivity and environmental conservation
Komaragiri Srinivasa Raju, A. Vasan
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