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Understanding strategy selection

International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2001
Summary: This paper explores several issues associated with explanations of why different people use different strategies for learning and inference tasks. It is suggested that although the concept of cognitive style is a useful starting point, it is unable to account for many findings in the literature, and that any model of strategy usage that ...
ROBERTS, MAXWELL J, NEWTON, ELIZABETH J
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Supplier Selection Strategies

Journal of Purchasing and Materials Management, 1987
The supplier selection decision can often be handled in a relatively routine fashion, either because there is little likelihood of the buyer's making an error, or because an error would not seriously impact performance. Under certain conditions, however, there is a relatively high probability that an inappropriate supplier will be selected and that ...
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Selecting Instructional Strategies

The Journal of Higher Education, 1986
(1986). Selecting Instructional Strategies. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 57, No. 3, pp. 259-288.
Cynthia Weston, P. A. Cranton
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Subset selection strategy

Journal of Chemometrics, 2008
AbstractA new technique for representative subset selection is presented. The advocated method selects unambiguously the most important objects among the calibration set and uses this subset for the model development without significant deterioration in the predictive ability. The method is called boundary subset selection and it is an inherent part of
Oxana Y. Rodionova   +1 more
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Selectively Monomodified Cyclodextrins. Synthetic Strategies

The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2000
Monomodifications of cyclodextrins to give selectively 2-, 3-, or 6-substituted product is a challenging task because of the number of hydroxyl groups that can potentially react with the incoming reagent. The principles and the methods involved in manipulations of the differences in the chemistry of these hydroxyl groups to control the outcome of an ...
, Tian, , Zhu, , Forgo, , D'Souza
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Choosing a Model Selection Strategy

Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, 2003
An important problem in statistical practice is the selection of a suitable statistical model. Several model selection strategies are available in the literature, having different asymptotic and small sample properties, depending on the characteristics of the data generating mechanism.
de Luna, Xavier, Skouras, Kostas
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Selective Masking and Processing Strategy

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1973
A patterned masking stimulus was presented immediately following a 100-ms exposure of a centrally-fixated, eight-letter row. The bar-marker probe, indicating which letter to report, appeared either at onset (simultaneous cue), or at offset (delayed cue) of a letter row.
B E, Butler, P M, Merikle
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Decommissioning strategy selection

Kerntechnik, 2005
Abstract At the end of their useful life nuclear facilities have to be decommissioned. The strategy selection on how to decommission a facility is a highly important decision at the very beginning of decommissioning planning. Basically, a facility may be subject to (a) immediate dismantling; (b) deferred dismantling after a period of ...
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Optimal Strategies for Varietal Selection

Applied Statistics, 1996
Varietal selection programmes for agricultural and horticultural crops are generally constructed to achieve one of two main objectives. These are firstly the selection of a fixed number of varieties in such a way as to achieve a maximum expected mean yield for the selected varieties and secondly the selection of sufficient varieties to achieve some ...
Andrews, N. J., Curnow, R. N.
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Enlisted Selection Strategies

1974
Abstract : The efficiency and fairness of procedures used to select enlisted men for the Navy and for schools, jobs, and advancement are examined. The literature on selection-testing, training, and performance evaluation reviewed. Ways of increasing personal performance and opportunity are suggested.
Harold H. McKinley   +4 more
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