Impact model and optimisation problem definition
3. PROBLEM DEFINITION AND MODEL DESIGN
... first problem that needed to be addressed was the matter of how to improve the response times to callers, both for the operators and ...this problem, the reengineered process would comprise a pre-screening ...
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Prosecutors and the definition of the crime problem in Italy: balancing the impact of moral panics
... But Italy can be presented as a sort of axis of reference, which may contribute to the understanding of co-ordination between the police and prosecutors when judicial supervision is founded on the prosecutors’ power to ...
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Executive Summary. Status quo. Problem definition. Regulatory impact analysis
... 29. However, in contrast to the improvements in the above trends, the number of repeat drink-driving convictions has been increasing since 2002. 30. The improvement in road safety indicators since 2010 is a global ...
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An Adaptive Model-based Mutation Operator for the Wind Farm Layout Optimisation Problem
... Evaluating the performance of a particular wind farm layout is quite challenging therefore: factors for consideration include the distribution of wind speeds and directions (which are often characterised using a wind ...
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ROADMAP. A. Context and problem definition
... All options could lead to different legislative proposals that will be subject to an evaluation of the feasibility and to impact assessment. (2) No legislative instruments are recommended at this stage. They might ...
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ROADMAP. A. Context and problem definition
... However, impact assessments were carried out during the legislative process of the PPPR by different organisations (PSD, United Kingdom 3 , KEMI, Sweden 4 , and European Parliament 5 ) aiming at determining which ...
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ROADMAP. A. Context and problem definition
... This is, for instance, the case where a benefit ceases to exist in a Member State and has to be deleted from a specific annex to the EU Regulation, or where a wording of a specific article has to be corrected or ...
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An integrated approach to a combinatorial optimisation problem
... efficacy) whilst minimising the value of resource interactions (e.g., an overall measure of the severity of drug interactions). A core feature of our approach is the possibility of enriching the constraint of interacting ...
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NP completeness of a combinator optimisation problem
... The second involves amending the definition of f so that the number of reduction steps needed to abstract the t i is less. For instance, f α β γ > C (S’ C (C’ C (B’ S I ( α β ( β γ ))) γ )) γ would implement the ...
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Multi-objective optimisation of tool indexing problem: a mathematical model and a modified genetic algorithm
... single-objective optimisation problem by considering minimisation of only the tool-indexing ...multi-objective optimisation tool- indexing problem (MOOTIP) by identifying changes that must be ...
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2. Notation and mathematical definition of the problem
... presented model is based on partial derivatives, used to determine the Gaussian and mean curvatures, this values allowed the identification of the geometrical shape regardless of the position it occupied in ...
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A. Context, Problem definition and Subsidiarity Check
... expected impact of its ...unintentional impact which needs to be considered and measured during the impact assessment is whether such a change would unduly affect products which directly compete with ...
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Financial Engineering Problem Definition & Scope
... recommendations were made for modifying the strategy with more realistic assumptions in order to produce higher fidelity results. Another useful direction is to develop an analytical model to estimate the risk ...
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On the dual of a mixed H2/l1 optimisation problem
... Jun Wu received the BEng and PhD degrees both in industrial automation from Huazhong Univer- sity of Science and Technology, China in 1989 and 1994, respectively. Since 1994, he has been a faculty member in Institute of ...
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'A Bayesian Optimisation Algorithm for the Nurse Scheduling Problem'
... a sequence of rules corresponding to nurses from the first one to the last one individually. We chose this approach, as the longer-term aim of our research is to model the explicit learning of a human scheduler. ...
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The trade-off between tidal-turbine array yield and impact on flow: A multi-objective optimisation problem
... each optimisation from the same initial array layout (fixed), and starting from the final array of the previous optimisation (progressive), initialised with an array optimised either for power or im- ...
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1. Introduction Definition of Problem Gambling...3
... Council has advocated on its communities behalf to the VCGLR opposing applications to increase the number of EGMs at various venues and prepared numerous submissions advocating for change in the gambling forum. Council ...
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// EXECUTIVE SUMMARY // BACKGROUND // DEFINITION OF PROBLEM // CRITERIA
... understand its possible impact, the team evaluated several possible pathways (including maintaining the status quo) for utilization of these data. Based on our research, we propose the use of a hybrid Customer ...
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Definition of the "creativity, innovation and problem solving" competence
... competence model, structured in three levels: “specific”, “transversal” and “nuclear” ...competence model in the degrees and assess its quality, a process which has shown inadequacies and the need to ...
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Speed Problem Definition and Countermeasure Summary SPEED
... compulsory in schools and other key learning areas of the curriculum. The program is linked to the school curriculum and delivered by teachers. These teachers receive training in the delivery of road safety education. ...
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