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Artificial Intelligence for Spirometry Quality Evaluation: A Systematic Review. [PDF]

open access: yesBioengineering (Basel)
López-Canay J   +6 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Metadata quality and evaluation

Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2005
AbstractGood “quality metadata supports the functional requirements of the system it is designed to support” (Guy, Powell, & Day, 2004). Researchers (e.g., Moen, Stewart, and McClure, 1997; Bruce & Hillman, 2004) have identified evaluation criteria and issues surrounding metadata evaluation.
Joseph A. Busch   +5 more
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Evaluating evaluation: implications for assessing quality

International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 2001
Aims to review the literature on evaluation and to examine research, theory and practice in relation to two key questions: What is evaluation and What is its contribution? Evaluation is increasingly a contemporary concern owing to growing demand for verification of programme results and the current political and economic climate.
M, McCoy, O D, Hargie
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Evaluating quality in endoscopy

Endoscopy, 2017
AbstractDespite an increasing number of publications and suggested quality measures, evaluating quality in endoscopy remains a challenge. Most quality measures are process measures and lack evidence for an association with clinically important outcomes. Furthermore, most measure focus on procedural aspects.
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Quality Evaluation of Apples

2008
The chapter describe how to asses apple quality by using machine vision. The concept of quality of an apple is detailed. The manipulation of the fruits, the lighting and the acquisition techniques are reviewed. The shape and colour assessment are summarised.
Leemans, Vincent, Kleynen, Olivier
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Handwriting Quality Evaluation

2001
This paper presents an approach to evaluate the quality of handwritten letters based on the set of features that are used by human handwriting experts. The use of these attributes allows very intuitive interpretation of the results and as a consequence provides solid foundation for feedback to the end user of the system.
Victor Kulesh   +3 more
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Evaluating Quality Improvement

Pediatrics, 2007
The bloom is off the rose, at least partially. From the time they emerged in the 1940s as a substantial advance over available research designs, randomized, controlled trials (RCTs) quickly became the gold standard for testing medical interventions. However, it has long been acknowledged that for some interventions, particularly programs with multiple ...
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Evaluating IS Quality

2001
IT Evaluation is essential, given that the value of investment in the IT industry is currently almost $2 trillion US. There is no doubt that an effective organisation will try to evaluate IT effectiveness, by linking performance measures with a financial perspective (i.e. a shareholders’ view); an internal business perspective (i.e.
Carla Wilkin, Rodney Carr, Bill Hewett
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Quality evaluation framework (QEF): Modeling and evaluating quality of business processes

International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, 2014
Business process modeling is an important part of information systems design as well as of any business engineering or reengineering activity. Business process modeling languages provide standard ways of presentation and communication between different stakeholders.
Farideh Heidari, Pericles Loucopoulos
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