Stable habitual domains: Existence and implications

A weight-assessing method with habitual domains

Weights of criteria are the important factors in decision-making. However, from a behavioral perspective, traditional weighting methods account for too few factors to deal with decisions properly. Based on the behavior mechanism and the theory of habitual domains, this study is undertaken to develop a new weight-assessing model that treats decisionmaking as a dynamically adjusting process proce...

Neurobehavioral implications of habitual snoring in children.

OBJECTIVE Current guidelines for the treatment of children with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) suggest that primary snoring (PS) in children is benign. However, PS has not been well evaluated, and it is unknown whether PS is associated with serious morbidity. This study investigated whether PS is associated with neurobehavioral deficits in children. METHODS Parents of 5- to 7-year-old snoring ...

Stable Power Domains

In the category of stable dcpo's, free constructions w.r.t. algebraic theories exist. From this, we obtain various stable power domain constructions. After handling their properties in general, we concentrate on the stable Plotkin power construction. For continuous ground domains, it is explicitly described in terms of saturated compact sets. In case of algebraic ground domains, this descriptio...

Intelligent Knowledge Beyond Data Mining: Influences of Habitual Domains

Empowering Analytic Hierarchy Process by Habitual Domains Concepts

Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP and ANP) has provided an efficient ways for people to rank the priority of criteria and alternatives in terms of numerical ordering. More importantly, it has been greatly accepted by exponentially increasing number of scholars and practitioners. This phenomenon has not occurred in traditional utility theory. Utilizing the concepts of habitual domains, we will try...