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adjacency matrix
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good for dense graphs; connectivity between two vertices can be tested quickly.
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a graph representaiton that uses a 2d array such that if arr[i][j] == 1, there is an edge between vertices i and j
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adjacency matrix
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a graph representaiton that uses a 2d array such that if arr[i][j] == 1, there is an edge between vertices i and j
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a matrix which records the number of direct links between vertices
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adjacency matrix
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- square matrix of vertices where the elements of the matrix describe the edges - vertices will be listed in sorted order - e.g. binary adjacency matrix
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a graph representaiton that uses a 2d array such that if arr[i][j] == 1, there is an edge between vertices i and j
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adjacency matrix
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- square matrix of vertices where the elements of the matrix describe the edges - vertices will be listed in sorted order - e.g. binary adjacency matrix
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a matrix which records the number of direct links between vertices
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adjacency matrix
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grid used with a graph to see connections each node labeled on top and left axes 0 if no direct connection 1 if direct connection exists
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setting up the data as a n*n matrix, where n is the number of nodes in the dataset.
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adjacency matrix
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a matrix chart that identifies a hierarchy of importance between different spaces
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a method for programming which identifies relationships between other spaces and their heirarchy
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adjacency matrix
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which tool is best for documenting spatial proximity, related activities and identifying priorities:
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a visual tool created to illustrate, confirm, and clarify clients' needs and significant relationships between spaces. a helpful tool in the development and analysis of spatial relationships.
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dynamic environment
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user controls the action on the screen and makes instant decisions about what happens next. (video games)
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something that changes based on outside things/ interactive/ like a video game
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mutual information
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measures the amount of info one can obtain from one random variable given another one
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is a quantity describing the amount of information two random variables carry about each other.
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mutual information
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i(x,y) = h(x) + h(y) - h(x,y) - information one variable provides about another - h(x,y) is the joint entropy of x and y
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measure of reduction of entropy in variable x given a variable y i(x,y) = h(y) - h(x|y)
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mutual information
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information one variable provides about another h(x, y) = -sum(sum(p(ij)logbase2(p(ij)):for i):for j)
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measures the amount of info one can obtain from one random variable given another one
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mutual information
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i(x,y) = h(x) + h(y) - h(x,y) - information one variable provides about another - h(x,y) is the joint entropy of x and y
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h(b|a) is the conditional probability h(b) = shannon entropy of image b
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mutual information
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information one variable provides about another h(x, y) = -sum(sum(p(ij)logbase2(p(ij)):for i):for j)
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■mi는 두 변수 사이의 상호 의존성을 측정한 것임 ■ random 변수에 들어있는 정보량을 정의하는 information theory의 기본 개념인 random 변수의 entropy 개념과 복잡하게 연관되어 있음
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image data
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the data visible on the monitor • once the raw data have been segmented and averaged each pixel will have an associated hu
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spatial contrast standard uptake value (uptake data)
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image data
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after reconstruction process, filtered raw data is displayed as image data
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data that is used to discover relevant information from images stored in large databases.
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metric space
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a set x that is endowed with a metric
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a pair (x,d) of a set x and a distance function d
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regular expression
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a combination of symbols, identifiers, values, and operators that yields a result upon evaluation.
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a pattern composed of a sequence of characters that describe allowable input variants
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regular expression
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a concise description of a character pattern used in data validation.
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a notation for defining all the valid strings of a formal language or a special text string for describing a search pattern.
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regular expression
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strings that describe data or data patterns for which a user wishes to search.
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defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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regular expression
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type of grammar that specifies a set of strings and can be used to denote a language over an alphabet
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a concise description of a character pattern used in data validation.
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regular expression
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a string that describes a search pattern for matching characters in other strings. such expressions are useful for validating input and ensuring that data is in a particular format
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sequence of characters that form a search pattern that identify one or more strings in input data
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regular expression
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strings that describe data or data patterns for which a user wishes to search.
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a pattern used for matching and manipulating strings according to specified rules.
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regular expression
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a concise description of a character pattern used in data validation.
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powerful pattern matching language valuable for parsing text.
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1 | 0 |
regular expression
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a string that describes a search pattern for matching characters in other strings. such expressions are useful for validating input and ensuring that data is in a particular format
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defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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regular expression
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type of grammar that specifies a set of strings and can be used to denote a language over an alphabet
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a notation for defining all the valid strings of a formal language or a special text string for describing a search pattern.
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2 | 1 |
regular expression
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strings that describe data or data patterns for which a user wishes to search.
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sequence of characters that form a search pattern that identify one or more strings in input data
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0 | 0 |
regular expression
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type of grammar that specifies a set of strings and can be used to denote a language over an alphabet
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powerful pattern matching language valuable for parsing text.
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2 | 1 |
regular expression
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defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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sequence of characters that form a search pattern that identify one or more strings in input data
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2 | 1 |
regular expression
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special strings that represent a search pattern. also known as &"regex&" or &"regexp&"
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a method of searching for strings or phrases that are not known precisely using partial strings and special characters
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regular expression
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a pattern used for matching and manipulating strings according to specified rules.
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defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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data collection
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subjective data objective data sources of data
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set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
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sources of data like patient, family, experience, health care team, medical records, etc
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- objective and subjective data - health assessment/examination - interview - family - chart
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data collection
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most companies collect more data than they can adequately protect.
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set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
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extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
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first operational stage in the information system
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data collection
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extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
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first operational stage in information system. to ensure that event data entering the system is valid, complete, and free from material errors.
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data collection
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has the potential to greatly increase the amount of nonsampling error in a survey.
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data must be relevant and free from error
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data collection
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extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
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used to find information about an existing system during the development of a new system.
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data collection
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-notes -copious, detailed notes -images of people doing work of artifacts -videos (if suitable) -audio recordings (if suitable)
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video data pre & post surveys interviews & focus groups software logs field notes eye tracking
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data collection
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extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
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the first step in the model discovery process, which comes before data exploration.
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data collection
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in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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the process of gathering and measuring information about variables on study in an established systematic procedure, which then enable to answer relevant questions at hand and evaluate outcomes.
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data collection
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data must be relevant and free from error
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phase in research where respondents provide answers, this creates non sampling error.
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data collection
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info about client goals, measurable targets
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the process of gathering and measuring information about variables on study in an established systematic procedure, which then enable to answer relevant questions at hand and evaluate outcomes.
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data collection
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work streams (data collection techniques) - client interviews - client focus group discussions - surveys and questionnaires - planned observations - secondary research
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the phase of the marketing research process during which respondents provide their answers or information to inquiries posed to them by the researcher.
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data collection
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the processes by which data are collected
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subjective data objective data sources of data
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data collection
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to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
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set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
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has the potential to greatly increase the amount of nonsampling error in a survey.
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phase in research where respondents provide answers, this creates non sampling error.
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data collection
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first operational stage in information system. to ensure that event data entering the system is valid, complete, and free from material errors.
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used to find information about an existing system during the development of a new system.
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data collection
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info about client goals, measurable targets
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the process of observing phenomena. a synonym for observation.
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data collection
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most companies collect more data than they can adequately protect.
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to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
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data collection
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the phase of the marketing research process during which respondents provide their responses to the inquiries by the researcher.
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the phase of the marketing research process during which respondents provide their answers or information to inquiries posed to them by the researcher.
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data collection
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the phase of the marketing research process during which respondents provide their responses to the inquiries by the researcher.
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work streams (data collection techniques) - client interviews - client focus group discussions - surveys and questionnaires - planned observations - secondary research
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data collection
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most companies collect more data than they can adequately protect.
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subjective data objective data sources of data
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0 | 0 |
data collection
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the processes by which data are collected
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set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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2 | 1 |
data collection
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the processes by which data are collected
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to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
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0 | 0 |
data collection
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to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
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subjective data objective data sources of data
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2 | 1 |
data collection
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the first step in the model discovery process, which comes before data exploration.
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first operational stage in the information system
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data collection
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gives the methods to determine who will participants in the study, how the variables will be measured, and how the data will be documented and collected.
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info about client goals, measurable targets
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data collection
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gives the methods to determine who will participants in the study, how the variables will be measured, and how the data will be documented and collected.
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the process of gathering and measuring information about variables on study in an established systematic procedure, which then enable to answer relevant questions at hand and evaluate outcomes.
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0 | 0 |
data collection
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sources of data like patient, family, experience, health care team, medical records, etc
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the process by which data is gathered.
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1 | 0 |
data collection
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used to find information about an existing system during the development of a new system.
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first operational stage in the information system
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data collection
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gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in order to answer questions and evaluate outcomes.
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info about client goals, measurable targets
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data collection
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- the process of gathering information about a client's health status
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subjective data objective data sources of data patient family and significant others health care team medical records
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data collection
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gives the methods to determine who will participants in the study, how the variables will be measured, and how the data will be documented and collected.
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in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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1 | 0 |
data collection
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the first step in the model discovery process, which comes before data exploration.
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first operational stage in information system. to ensure that event data entering the system is valid, complete, and free from material errors.
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data collection
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general survey (bbmvp - body structure, behavior, mobility, vitals, physical appearance) healthy history, labs, initial assessment
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obtain height and weight and plot a standard growth chart. record developmental milestones achieved as they relate to age. observe the infant and interview the parents.
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data collection
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gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in order to answer questions and evaluate outcomes.
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in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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0 | 0 |
data collection
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in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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info about client goals, measurable targets
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1 | 0 |
data collection
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sources of data like patient, family, experience, health care team, medical records, etc
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subjective data objective data sources of data patient family and significant others health care team medical records
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1 | 0 |
data collection
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gives the methods to determine who will participants in the study, how the variables will be measured, and how the data will be documented and collected.
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gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in order to answer questions and evaluate outcomes.
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data collection
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subjective data objective data sources of data patient family and significant others health care team medical records
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the process by which data is gathered.
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data collection
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capturing and gathering all data into a table in order to better visualize all the information gathered from the experiment
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information and observations collected during the experiment. data is collected in tables during the experiment.
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data collection
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gives the methods to determine who will participants in the study, how the variables will be measured, and how the data will be documented and collected.
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the process of observing phenomena. a synonym for observation.
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data collection
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-record review 1. medical record 2. educational record -parent/teacher/student report - personality (excites, motivates etc.) -observation -direct testing (body structure/function, activity, participation, qol)
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obtain height and weight and plot a standard growth chart. record developmental milestones achieved as they relate to age. observe the infant and interview the parents.
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parallel simulation
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technique where auditor reprocesses some or all of clients live data and then compares the results with clients files (auditors system is used to process clients data)
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where the auditor reprocesses live data and compares this with client's data.
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parallel simulation
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processes client input data on a controlled program under the auditor's control to test controls in the computer system
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using auditor-written software to process data and comparing the output with the company's output; discrepancies are investigated to see if unauthorized program changes were made.
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static analysis
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look for virus signatures
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the process av products use to scan files and attempt to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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static analysis
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the process av products use to scan files and attempt to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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scanning files by attempting to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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static analysis
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look for virus signatures
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scan files by attempting to match known virus patterns. must be up-to-date to be effective.
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static analysis
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analysis of a program carried out without executing the program.
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analysis of a program by examining it, but without running it.
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static analysis
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the process of evaluating a component or system without executing it, based on its form, structure, content, or documentation
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the process of analyzing the static structure of a program or intermediate software product. this is usually automated and can detect errors or error prone conditions
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static analysis
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scan files by attempting to match known virus patterns. must be up-to-date to be effective.
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scanning files by attempting to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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static analysis
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type of software testing in which a program's structure and components are examined without being executed
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the process of analyzing the static structure of a program or intermediate software product. this is usually automated and can detect errors or error prone conditions
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static analysis
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look for virus signatures
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scanning files by attempting to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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2 | 1 |
data set
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collection of data values as a whole (what goes into excel)
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a collection of facts (numbers, words, measurements) or observations.
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data set
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a collection of related data items, such as the answers given by respondents to all the questions on a survey. compare data file, *data base.
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a collection of data used to address a particular question(s)
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data set
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a collection of related data consisting of observational units and variables
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consists of all values of all of the variables for all the observations we have chose to observe
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data set
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a data set is a recommended or required summary of data elements that applies to a particular activity.
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recommended data elements with uniform definitions that are relevant for a particular use.
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data set
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a recommended list of data elements that support a specific healthcare industry
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a list of recommended data elements with uniform definitions that are relevant for a particular use or are specific to a type of healthcare industry
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data set
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a collection of data. examples- marketing survey responses, table of historical stock prices, and a collection of measurements of dimensions of a manufactured item.
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a collection of data used to address a particular question(s)
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data set
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a collection of numbers that answer a statistical question
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a collection of data used to address a particular question(s)
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data set
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a group of individual values or bits of information that are related in some way or have some common characteristic or attribute.
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a list of records with values for some predefined fields
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data set
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a collection of related data items, such as the answers given by respondents to all the questions on a survey. compare data file, *data base.
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collection of data values as a whole (what goes into excel)
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data set
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a - is a collection of data value.
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collection of data objects(record, point, vector, pattern, event, case, sample, observation, entity)
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data set
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a collection of related data consisting of observational units and variables
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the collection of all observations for a particular variable
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data set
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the mean (average) of a data set is found by adding all numbers in the data set and then dividing by the number of values in the set.
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a large number of values of the same measure from different individuals/tests.
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data set
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a simple group of numbers in mathematics
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simple group of numbers differentiated used in mathematics.
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data set
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the total points gathered by counting, measuring, questioning, or observing.
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a collection of observations or events such as test scores, grades on a test, or response times
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data set
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the total points gathered by counting, measuring, questioning, or observing.
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a group of related numbers used to analyze information
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data set
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a collection of related information made up of separate elements that can be treated as a unit in data handling.
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a data set is a collection of related data that has separate elements but can be managed as a whole.
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data set
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a collection of numbers that answer a statistical question
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a collection of data. examples- marketing survey responses, table of historical stock prices, and a collection of measurements of dimensions of a manufactured item.
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