Age-Related Structural Inertia: A Distance-Based Approach

Age-Related Structural Inertia: A Distance-Based Approach

This paper proposes a distance-based characterization of age-related structural inertia as an increasing constraint on the speed of change as organizations age. Our framework regards organizations as points in multi-dimensional metric spaces of architectures. Organizational change means movement in this space. The speed of change is the ratio of the distance between positions in a space and the...

Transcendental success and inertia of auditors' behavior: based on Pygmalion's philosophy through structural equations

Every society needs ethical rules and regulations to establish stability, and if these laws are not established, it will lead to a rupture of the bond between members of society, and this must be present in the audit and the characteristics of the auditor and The field of Islamic ethics can be mentioned.The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of command success on the inertia of ...

Age-related maculopathy: a multifocal approach

A Distance-Based Approach for Action Recommendation

Rule induction has attracted a great deal of attention in Machine Learning and Data Mining. However, generating rules is not an end in itself because their applicability is not so straightforward. Indeed, the user is often overwhelmed when faced with a large number of rules. In this paper, we propose an approach to lighten this burden when the user wishes to exploit such rules to decide which a...

Antirandom Testing: A Distance-Based Approach

Random testing requires each test to be selected randomly regardless of the tests previously applied. This paper introduces the concept of antirandom testing where each test applied is chosen such that its total distance from all previous tests is maximum. This spans the test vector space to the maximum extent possible for a given number of vectors. An algorithm for generating antirandom tests ...