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On Selection Strategies for the DPLL Algorithm
2004This paper discusses selection strategies for constructive search algorithms. Existing selection strategies have been based on a belief that it is better to search where solutions are more likely to be, or that it is better to search where the search space is smallest.
Morten Irgens, William S. Havens
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1991
The formulation of a negotiating strategy is in practice an important task and it is necessary that a party be aware of its role and process and undertake it prior to entering the third stage of negotiation, marked by the interaction of the individual negotiators for each party, who then will enter into contact with each other.
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The formulation of a negotiating strategy is in practice an important task and it is necessary that a party be aware of its role and process and undertake it prior to entering the third stage of negotiation, marked by the interaction of the individual negotiators for each party, who then will enter into contact with each other.
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Defending the selective confirmation strategy
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2017Most scientific realists today in one way or another confine the object of their commitment to certain components of a successful theory and thereby seek to make realism compatible with the history of theory change. Kyle Stanford calls this move by realists the strategy of selective confirmation and raises a challenge against its contemporary, reliable
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Selecting the proper management strategy
Community Mental Health Journal, 1987Formulating and implementing corporate strategy to guide the planning and operations of mental health centers is related to some degree to the center's initial scale of operations and its funding context. The results of a longitudinal study of centers in 15 states indicate that these aspects of a center's context favor a specific array of management ...
J M, Jerrell, S L, Jerrell
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Selection strategies for discontinuous innovation
International Journal of Technology Management, 2011Learning to manage innovation is essentially about developing and modifying capability to search, select and implement and being able to repeat the trick. Developing ‘routines’ which allow for regular innovative activity is central to capability building – but the paradox is that as the firm routinises so its ability to cope with the unexpected ...
John Bessant +2 more
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Selected endocrine test strategies
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 2002The diagnosis of endocrine disorders lends itself to sequential test strategy. The strategies outlined in this article deal with problems that are either commonly encountered in clinical practice, reflect recently acquired knowledge, or both. Wherever possible a clearly defined algorithmic approach is used.
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Selection strategies and artificial evolution
Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1989Artificial selection results in biolgical changes, creating artificial evolution. When using selection indexes, the artificial evolution depends on the relative economic (or other) weight of traits in the breeding objective, and on the phenotypic and genetic variances and covariances among these traits and the traits recorded in the selection index. As
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Portfolio Selection with Contrarian Strategy
Methodology and Computing in Applied ProbabilityzbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Lu, Zhichao +3 more
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Selectivity and strategy in early search
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 1982Abstract Early information-processing strategies were examined in a study of very young children's search for hidden objects. Sixteen younger children (mean age: 1 year; 11 months) and sixteen older children (mean age: 2;6) received search problems in which observational and/or verbal information about an object's location was provided.
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Pedagogical pattern selection strategies
Neural Networks, 1994Abstract The problem of the pattern selection strategy for neural network training has not yet received much attention. In back propagation training all patterns are usually presented equally often in random order. This paper presents and compares several alternative pattern selection strategies that adapt to the training process.
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