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Yuan, Xuchuan; Hwarng, H. Brian - In: Journal of the Operational Research Society 75 (2024) 1, pp. 122-144

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Designing a service system with price- and distance-sensitive demand : a case study in mining industry

Hoseinpour, Pooya; Marand, Ata Jalili - In: European journal of operational research : EJOR 303 (2022) 3, pp. 1355-1371

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Designing professional services : pricing and prioritization

Wu, Chenguang Allen; Chen, Jin; Veeraraghavan, Senthil - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 32 (2023) 8, pp. 2578-2595

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Admission and pricing optimization of on-street parking with delivery bays

Legros, Benjamin; Fransoo, Jan C. - In: European journal of operational research : EJOR 312 (2024) 1, pp. 138-149

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Technical note: pricing in on-demand and one-way vehicle-sharing networks

Benjaafar, Saif; Shen, Xiaobing - In: Operations research 71 (2023) 5, pp. 1596-1609

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Novel Technique for 3D Face Recognition Using Anthropometric Methodology

Sghaier, Souhir; Farhat, Wajdi; Souani, Chokri - In: International Journal of Ambient Computing and … 9 (2018) 1, pp. 60-77

and without the interaction of the people's faces. This system is based not only on a quantum computation and measurements …

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Dissecting One Click Frauds (CMU-CyLab-10-011)

Christin, Nicolas; Yanagihara, Sally S.; Kamataki, Keisuke - 2010

“One Click Fraud” is an online confidence scam that has been plaguing an increasing number of Japanese Internet users, in spite of new laws and the mobilization of police task forces. In this scam, the victim clicks on a link presented to them, only to be informed that they just entered a...

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Trade-Off Between Sample Size and Accuracy: Case of Measurements under Interval Uncertainty

Nguyen, Hung T.; Kosheleva, Olga; Kreinovich, Vladik; … - 2008

In many practical situations, we are not satisfied with the accuracy of the existing measurements. There are two … possible ways to improve the measurement accuracy:first, instead of a single measurement, we can make repeated measurements …; the additional information coming from these additional measurements can improve the accuracy of the result of this series …

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Institutional Facts and Standardisation: The Case of Measurements in the London Coal Trade

Velkar, Aashish - London School of Economics and Political Science - 2006

can provide insights into how ‘well’ such facts travel. Using the example of measurements in the London coal trade c1830 …. In this specific example, I investigate how standardized measurements replaced the customary practice of heaped measures … and, and argue that measurement standards replaced the system of public measurements as a mechanism to ensure transparency …

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Measuring Income Mobility with Dirty Data

Cowell, Frank A.; Schluter, Christian - London School of Economics and Political Science - 1998

We examine the performance of measures of mobility when allowance ismade for the possibility of data contamination. We find that “singlestage”indices – those that are applied directly to a sample from amultivariate income distribution – usually prove to be non-robust in theface of...

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