Measurement Equivalence of E‐Scale and In‐Person Clinic Weights

Measurement Equivalence 1 Running head: MEASUREMENT EQUIVALENCE Managerial Experience and the Measurement Equivalence of Performance Ratings

Establishing the measurement equivalence of instruments is a prerequisite to making meaningful comparisons between individuals or within individuals over time. Whereas previous research has investigated the effects of rater characteristics on the measurement equivalence of performance ratings, the current study investigated a ratee characteristic – ratee job experience. Using confirmatory facto...

Performance Measurement and Improvement of Healthcare Service Using Discrete Event Simulation in Bahir Dar Clinic

This paper deals with the service performance analysis and improvement using discrete event simulation has been used. The simulation of the health care has been done by arena master development 14-version software. The performance measurement for this study are patients output, service rate, service efficiency and it is directly related to waiting time of patients in each service station, work ...

Characteristics of invariant weights related to code equivalence over rings

The Equivalence Theorem states that, for a given weight on the alphabet, every linear isometry between linear codes extends to a monomial transformation of the entire space. This theorem has been proved for several weights and alphabets, including the original MacWilliams’ Equivalence Theorem for the Hamming weight on codes over finite fields. The question remains: What conditions must a weight...

Eciency Measurement of Multiple Components units in Data Envelopment Analysis Using Common Set of Weights

New code equivalence based on relative generalized Hamming weights

Code equivalence is a basic concept in coding theory. The well-known theorem by MacWilliams gives a sufficient condition for code equivalence. Recently the MacWilliams theorem has been generalized, by Fan, Liu and Puig, making use of the generalized Hamming weights (GHWs). In this paper, we will present a further generalization of the MacWilliams theorem. Our result extends both the MacWilliams...