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Interpretable Bayesian optimization for catalyst discovery.
Faraday DiscussNair AS, Foppa L, Scheffler M.
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1994
Selective attention systems can be characterized as a collection of brain mechanisms. The function of these mechanisms is the modulation of the impact of external and internal environmental stimuli on overt or covert (e.g., cognitive) behavior of the organism.
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Selective attention systems can be characterized as a collection of brain mechanisms. The function of these mechanisms is the modulation of the impact of external and internal environmental stimuli on overt or covert (e.g., cognitive) behavior of the organism.
Mulder, Gijsbertus +4 more
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Approximating the Selection Process
Biometrics, 1970SUMMARY Two approaches are given to the problem of approximating the consequences of the types of artificial selection to which domestic animals are subjected. Type and intensity of selection are taken to differ by sex, and it is assumed that selection is imposed over a number of generations.
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Contractor selection using the analytic network process
Construction Management and Economics, 2004 Contractor selection is one of the main activities of clients. Without a proper and accurate method for selecting the most appropriate contractor, the performance of the project will be affected.
Heng Li, Eddie W L Cheng
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2005
Advanced Planning Systems are a relatively new software technology. One of the first Advanced Planning Systems was OPT that was implemented end of the Eighties (Schragenheim and Ronen, 1990; Silver et al., 1998). OPT is based on the Theory of Constraints (Goldratt, 1990), stipulating that the constraints of a production system have to be represented in
Christoph Kilger, Ulrich Wetterauer
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Advanced Planning Systems are a relatively new software technology. One of the first Advanced Planning Systems was OPT that was implemented end of the Eighties (Schragenheim and Ronen, 1990; Silver et al., 1998). OPT is based on the Theory of Constraints (Goldratt, 1990), stipulating that the constraints of a production system have to be represented in
Christoph Kilger, Ulrich Wetterauer
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New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education, 1979
AbstractMaking wise decisions in selecting teachers requires a detailed and sophisticated approach.
Gary J. Conti, Lee Porter
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AbstractMaking wise decisions in selecting teachers requires a detailed and sophisticated approach.
Gary J. Conti, Lee Porter
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“Which processes are selection processes?”
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2001I argue that population-level selection does not necessarily have to be invoked to explain the polymorphism at the MHC locus. I argue that the authors' attempt to model operant conditioning in Darwinian terms faces a serious problem. Depending on how many operant responses we take to comprise a sequence, different conclusions about whether or not ...
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