The trisecting–acting–outcome model of a three-way decision is practical approach to solving complex problems, consisting three components: trisecting, acting, and outcome. Trisecting means dividing problem into parts based on an evaluation function, acting designing the corresponding action apply these parts. outcome denotes effectiveness first two steps. Measuring this challenging moving ques...

Abstract A least-squares bilinear clustering framework for modelling three-way data, where each observation consists of an ordinary two-way matrix, is introduced. The method combines decompositions the matrices with over observations. Different clusterings are defined part decomposition, which decomposes matrix-valued observations into overall means, row margins, column margins and row–column i...

Conversational recommendation is ubiquitous in e-commerce, while three-way provides friendly choices for service providers and users. However, their combination has not been studied yet. In this paper, we introduce the conversational problem design hybrid (HTCR) algorithm to address it. First, a new defined by considering man–machine interaction as well misclassification promotion costs. The op...

Dealing with trade-offs lies at the heart of environmental impact assessment (EIA). However, there has been scant reflection to date on the concept of trade-offs within the EIA literature. This paper aims to contribute to the thinking about trade-offs by distilling key learning points from research conducted within the field of psychology. In particular the paper explores three interrelated que...

The landmark case of Jackson v. Indiana is well known to forensic psychiatrists, but little is known of the personal and legal background of this case. Mr. Jackson's state hospital records were reviewed, as were available transcripts and decisions of the Indiana court proceedings, before and after the U.S. Supreme Court decision, and local newspaper coverage, to understand how this case developed.