In this paper, the cartesian product and the relations on neutrosophic soft sets have been defined in a new approach. Some properties of this concept have been discussed and verified with suitable real life examples. The neutrosophic soft composition has been defined and verified with the help of example. Then, some basic properties to it have been established. After that the concept of neutros...

As the number of scholarly encoded digital texts is increasing, creating models of these kinds of texts with the help of digital tools is becoming more and more interesting. In connection with this type of work, it is important to have a clear understanding of what these particular models are based on. They will clearly be based on certain readings of the source texts, but we need to keep track...

Introduction In research, validity refers to the degree to which findings are applicable in real-life situations. Essentially, if the findings are strongly valid, it implies that they have an excellent degree of applicability. In contrast, low validity implies that the survey is not applicable in real-life situations. The specific approach used during research has strong influence on validity. ...

Currently, business modelling is more an art, than a science, as no widely accepted method exist for the design and specification of business models. This could be an important reason why many IT innovation projects fail to be absorbed in a real life setting. We propose a structured method to create “as-is” business models in a repeatable manner. The method consists of the following steps: iden...

In many practical situations, the measurement result z depends not only on the measured value x, but also on the parameters s describing the experiment’s setting and on the values of some auxiliary quantities y; the dependence z = f(x; s; y) of z on x, s, and y is usually known. In the ideal case when we know the exact value of the auxiliary parameter y, we can solve the above equation and find...

Classical workflow notations primarily support monolithic processes. They are able to describe the lifecycle of individual cases and allow for hierarchical decomposition. Unfortunately, real-life processes are fragmented and are often composed of separate but intertwined life-cycles running at different speeds and coping with different levels of granularity. The proclets framework was one of th...

The measurement of the efficiency of some selection or process is always an important part of the analysis of experimental data. The statistical techniques needed to determine the efficiency and its uncertainty are reviewed, based on the use of the Bayes’ theorem. Uniform and non-uniform priors are considered in two real-life examples. The use of the uncertainties in practical cases is also con...

This paper describes a method for analyzing audio signals with an adaptive “parametric dictionary”. We use sliding frames to extract elementary signals or grains from the analysis signal. We search for similarities amongst the collected grains to form classes, which we then use to derive a signal model for each class. These signal models or prototypes, are used to decompose the audio signal and...

Abstract. This paper begins by defining the basic aspects of probability, including the probability space and random variables. We explore the types and qualities of random variables, as well as di↵erent distributions and their properties, with the goal of building the Poisson Process, and finally the Compound Poisson Process. This is an important counting process that can be applied to many in...