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adjacency matrix
good for dense graphs; connectivity between two vertices can be tested quickly.
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
a graph representaiton that uses a 2d array such that if arr[i][j] == 1, there is an edge between vertices i and j
a matrix which records the number of direct links between vertices
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adjacency matrix
- 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
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
- 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
a matrix which records the number of direct links between vertices
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adjacency matrix
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
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
a matrix chart that identifies a hierarchy of importance between different spaces
a method for programming which identifies relationships between other spaces and their heirarchy
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adjacency matrix
which tool is best for documenting spatial proximity, related activities and identifying priorities:
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
user controls the action on the screen and makes instant decisions about what happens next. (video games)
something that changes based on outside things/ interactive/ like a video game
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mutual information
measures the amount of info one can obtain from one random variable given another one
is a quantity describing the amount of information two random variables carry about each other.
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mutual information
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
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
information one variable provides about another h(x, y) = -sum(sum(p(ij)logbase2(p(ij)):for i):for j)
measures the amount of info one can obtain from one random variable given another one
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mutual information
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
h(b|a) is the conditional probability h(b) = shannon entropy of image b
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mutual information
information one variable provides about another h(x, y) = -sum(sum(p(ij)logbase2(p(ij)):for i):for j)
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image data
the data visible on the monitor โ€ข once the raw data have been segmented and averaged each pixel will have an associated hu
spatial contrast standard uptake value (uptake data)
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image data
after reconstruction process, filtered raw data is displayed as image data
data that is used to discover relevant information from images stored in large databases.
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metric space
a set x that is endowed with a metric
a pair (x,d) of a set x and a distance function d
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regular expression
a combination of symbols, identifiers, values, and operators that yields a result upon evaluation.
a pattern composed of a sequence of characters that describe allowable input variants
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regular expression
a concise description of a character pattern used in data validation.
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
strings that describe data or data patterns for which a user wishes to search.
defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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regular expression
type of grammar that specifies a set of strings and can be used to denote a language over an alphabet
a concise description of a character pattern used in data validation.
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regular expression
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
sequence of characters that form a search pattern that identify one or more strings in input data
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regular expression
strings that describe data or data patterns for which a user wishes to search.
a pattern used for matching and manipulating strings according to specified rules.
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regular expression
a concise description of a character pattern used in data validation.
powerful pattern matching language valuable for parsing text.
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regular expression
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
defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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regular expression
type of grammar that specifies a set of strings and can be used to denote a language over an alphabet
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
strings that describe data or data patterns for which a user wishes to search.
sequence of characters that form a search pattern that identify one or more strings in input data
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regular expression
type of grammar that specifies a set of strings and can be used to denote a language over an alphabet
powerful pattern matching language valuable for parsing text.
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regular expression
defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
sequence of characters that form a search pattern that identify one or more strings in input data
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regular expression
special strings that represent a search pattern. also known as &"regex&" or &"regexp&"
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
a pattern used for matching and manipulating strings according to specified rules.
defines a pattern of characters to be found in a string
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data collection
subjective data objective data sources of data
set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
sources of data like patient, family, experience, health care team, medical records, etc
- objective and subjective data - health assessment/examination - interview - family - chart
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data collection
most companies collect more data than they can adequately protect.
set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
first operational stage in the information system
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data collection
extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
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
has the potential to greatly increase the amount of nonsampling error in a survey.
data must be relevant and free from error
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data collection
extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
used to find information about an existing system during the development of a new system.
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data collection
-notes -copious, detailed notes -images of people doing work of artifacts -videos (if suitable) -audio recordings (if suitable)
video data pre & post surveys interviews & focus groups software logs field notes eye tracking
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data collection
extraction of business process performance trend data and store it in local scores tables
the first step in the model discovery process, which comes before data exploration.
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data collection
in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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
data must be relevant and free from error
phase in research where respondents provide answers, this creates non sampling error.
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data collection
info about client goals, measurable targets
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
work streams (data collection techniques) - client interviews - client focus group discussions - surveys and questionnaires - planned observations - secondary research
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
the processes by which data are collected
subjective data objective data sources of data
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data collection
to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
has the potential to greatly increase the amount of nonsampling error in a survey.
phase in research where respondents provide answers, this creates non sampling error.
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data collection
first operational stage in information system. to ensure that event data entering the system is valid, complete, and free from material errors.
used to find information about an existing system during the development of a new system.
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data collection
info about client goals, measurable targets
the process of observing phenomena. a synonym for observation.
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data collection
most companies collect more data than they can adequately protect.
to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
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data collection
the phase of the marketing research process during which respondents provide their responses to the inquiries by the researcher.
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
the phase of the marketing research process during which respondents provide their responses to the inquiries by the researcher.
work streams (data collection techniques) - client interviews - client focus group discussions - surveys and questionnaires - planned observations - secondary research
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data collection
most companies collect more data than they can adequately protect.
subjective data objective data sources of data
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data collection
the processes by which data are collected
set of data fields from different tables in different data connections
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data collection
the processes by which data are collected
to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
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data collection
to understand about sensor data, we started the work with the collecting data.
subjective data objective data sources of data
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data collection
the first step in the model discovery process, which comes before data exploration.
first operational stage in the information system
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data collection
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.
info about client goals, measurable targets
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data collection
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.
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
sources of data like patient, family, experience, health care team, medical records, etc
the process by which data is gathered.
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data collection
used to find information about an existing system during the development of a new system.
first operational stage in the information system
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data collection
gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in order to answer questions and evaluate outcomes.
info about client goals, measurable targets
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data collection
- the process of gathering information about a client's health status
subjective data objective data sources of data patient family and significant others health care team medical records
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data collection
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.
in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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data collection
the first step in the model discovery process, which comes before data exploration.
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
general survey (bbmvp - body structure, behavior, mobility, vitals, physical appearance) healthy history, labs, initial assessment
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
gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in order to answer questions and evaluate outcomes.
in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
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data collection
in healthcare organizations, this falls into one of three categories: patient-specific, aggregated or comparative
info about client goals, measurable targets
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data collection
sources of data like patient, family, experience, health care team, medical records, etc
subjective data objective data sources of data patient family and significant others health care team medical records
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data collection
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.
gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in order to answer questions and evaluate outcomes.
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data collection
subjective data objective data sources of data patient family and significant others health care team medical records
the process by which data is gathered.
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data collection
capturing and gathering all data into a table in order to better visualize all the information gathered from the experiment
information and observations collected during the experiment. data is collected in tables during the experiment.
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data collection
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.
the process of observing phenomena. a synonym for observation.
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data collection
-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)
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
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)
where the auditor reprocesses live data and compares this with client's data.
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parallel simulation
processes client input data on a controlled program under the auditor's control to test controls in the computer system
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
look for virus signatures
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
the process av products use to scan files and attempt to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
scanning files by attempting to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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static analysis
look for virus signatures
scan files by attempting to match known virus patterns. must be up-to-date to be effective.
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static analysis
analysis of a program carried out without executing the program.
analysis of a program by examining it, but without running it.
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static analysis
the process of evaluating a component or system without executing it, based on its form, structure, content, or documentation
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
scan files by attempting to match known virus patterns. must be up-to-date to be effective.
scanning files by attempting to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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static analysis
type of software testing in which a program's structure and components are examined without being executed
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
look for virus signatures
scanning files by attempting to match known virus patterns against potentially infected files.
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data set
collection of data values as a whole (what goes into excel)
a collection of facts (numbers, words, measurements) or observations.
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data set
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.
a collection of data used to address a particular question(s)
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data set
a collection of related data consisting of observational units and variables
consists of all values of all of the variables for all the observations we have chose to observe
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data set
a data set is a recommended or required summary of data elements that applies to a particular activity.
recommended data elements with uniform definitions that are relevant for a particular use.
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data set
a recommended list of data elements that support a specific healthcare industry
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
a collection of data. examples- marketing survey responses, table of historical stock prices, and a collection of measurements of dimensions of a manufactured item.
a collection of data used to address a particular question(s)
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data set
a collection of numbers that answer a statistical question
a collection of data used to address a particular question(s)
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data set
a group of individual values or bits of information that are related in some way or have some common characteristic or attribute.
a list of records with values for some predefined fields
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data set
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.
collection of data values as a whole (what goes into excel)
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data set
a - is a collection of data value.
collection of data objects(record, point, vector, pattern, event, case, sample, observation, entity)
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data set
a collection of related data consisting of observational units and variables
the collection of all observations for a particular variable
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data set
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.
a large number of values of the same measure from different individuals/tests.
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data set
a simple group of numbers in mathematics
simple group of numbers differentiated used in mathematics.
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data set
the total points gathered by counting, measuring, questioning, or observing.
a collection of observations or events such as test scores, grades on a test, or response times
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data set
the total points gathered by counting, measuring, questioning, or observing.
a group of related numbers used to analyze information
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data set
a collection of related information made up of separate elements that can be treated as a unit in data handling.
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
a collection of numbers that answer a statistical question
a collection of data. examples- marketing survey responses, table of historical stock prices, and a collection of measurements of dimensions of a manufactured item.