Admiralty Chart 2649

Max Chart: Combining X-bar Chart and S Chart

Control chart techniques have been widely used in industries to monitor a process in quality improvement. Whenever we deal with variables data, we usually employ a combination of X-bar chart and R chart (or S chart) to monitor both the center and the spread of the process. In this paper, we propose a simple alternative, that is, we design a single chart to monitor both the center and the spread...

EXIT Chart

Chart Generation

Charts constitute a natural uniform architecture for parsing and generation provided string position is replaced by a notion more appropriate to logical forms and that measures are taken to curtail generation paths containing semantically incomplete phrases.

NOTES ADMIRALTY LAW: DISTRICT COURT REFUSES TO FOLLOW EQUAL DIVISION OF DAMAGES RULE IN CASE OF MUTUAL FAULT IN American admiralty

IN American admiralty law, damages resulting from a maritime collision attributable to the fault of both parties are apportioned between the parties equally, without regard to the degree of fault of each. Since its inception, various criticisms have been leveled at this "divided damages rule," but courts have continued to adhere stubbornly to its application. The recent case of N. M. Patterson ...

Chart Translation

For efficiency reasons, Machine Translation systems are generally designed to eliminate ambiguities as early as possible even if delaying the decision would make a more informed choice possible. This paper takes the contrary view, arguing that essentially all choices should be deferred so that large numbers of competing translations will be produced in typical cases. Representing all the data s...