The goal of a technology evaluation is to compare competing algorithms from a single technology. Testing of all algorithms is done on a standardized database collected by a “universal” sensor. Nonetheless, performance against this database will depend upon both the environment and the population in which it was collected. Because the database is fixed, results of technology tests are repeatable...

Today’s software development environment requires tools and techniques for accurate, efficient evaluation of product reliability. To be successful, SRE must address the common, yet complex issues facing companies when assessing their product’s reliability, such as the large number of customer usage scenarios, limited reliability evaluation times, and comparisons with competing products.

In this paper, we give a new similarity measure on npn-soft set theory which is the extension of correlation measure of neutrosophic refined sets. By using the similarity measure we propose a new method for decision making problem. Finally, we give an example for diagnosis of diseases could be improved by incorporating clinical results and other competing diagnosis in npn-soft environment..

In the today′s changing environment, firms are hardly competing with each other to achieve a competitive advantage that can differentiate them from others and improve their organizational performance. In this sense, it is crucial to develop corporate entrepreneurship and promote strategic variables that

Humans are able to segregate auditory objects in a complex acoustic scene, through an interplay of bottom-up feature extraction and top-down selective attention in the brain. The detailed mechanism underlying this process is largely unknown and the ability to mimic this procedure is an important problem in artificial intelligence and computational neuroscience. We consider the problem of decodi...

This research paper presents the implementation of an adaptive learning algorithm from artificial intelligence known as Reinforcement Learning in a robot that must deal with more than one reward where the rewards may come into conflict with each other. A case that practically illustrates this problem is in a service industry environment where a robot is implemented to pick up objects for cleani...

We present a theoretical study of habitat selection strategies for two species that compete in an environment consisting of two different habitats. Our fitness functions are derived from the Lotka-Volterra competition equations, and we assume that individuals settle in the habitat in which their fitness is maximized. We derive an ideal free distribution across the habitats for both species. Our...

*Correspondence: [email protected] 1School of Economics and Management, Tongji University, Siping Road, Shanghai 200092, China Full list of author information is available at the end of the article Abstract This paper explores a supply chain pricing competition problem in a two-echelon supply chain with one manufacturer and two competing retailers. The manufacturing costs, sales costs, and ma...