'Wrong problem' diaporamas de présentation

Module 5 Modeling Decisions Sensitivity Analysis

Module 5 Modeling Decisions Sensitivity Analysis. Module 5 Sensitivity Analysis. Topics -sensitivity analysis issues on decision modeling -identifying and structuring problems -dominance consideration in sensitivity analysis -sensitivity analysis and probabilities

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A Nested Model for Visualization Design and Validation

A Nested Model for Visualization Design and Validation. Tamara Munzner University of British Columbia Department of Computer Science. How do you show your system is good?. so many possible ways! algorithm complexity analysis field study with target user population

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Visualization Process and Collaboration

Visualization Process and Collaboration. Tamara Munzner Department of Computer Science University of British Columbia. Dagstuhl Scientific Visualization Workshop June 2009. http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~tmm/talks.html#dagstuhl09. Technique-driven work. 3D hyperbolic graphs H3

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Outline

Outline. Questions? Comments? We will discuss the test on Monday Goldratt discussion Negotiation. Critical Chain. Topics of discussion?. Expected Monetary value. Simply put, the expected monetary value or expected value equals Probability of occurrence x Value

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Applied Software Project Management

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Context Analysis Patrick T. Hester, Ph.D. Associate Professor

Context Analysis Patrick T. Hester, Ph.D. Associate Professor Engineering Management and Systems Engineering pthester@odu.edu 757-683-5205. The Problem. Analytical and interpretational errors occur regularly during the formulation, analysis, and solution of systems problems .

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Example of a wrong problem.

Example of a wrong problem. The bottom line should be a closed dot and it is at the wrong (x,y) point. Also the graph is not going through the correct data points. x y. Corrections: 2x - 3 when x > 0 A) closed dot (state why). B) dot is at (0, -3) Now re-sketch the entire graph

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