Ronce and Kirkpatrick (2001) derived the model on which our first model (eqq. [1], [2]) is based, and our equation for evolution is identical to theirs. Our ecological model differs because we include nonlinear density dependence and mortality due to predation. It is useful to express the ecological model in terms of more familiar ecological and evolutionary parameters to point out a difference...

This study aims to assess the evaluation of apprenticeship programs using Kirkpatrick model at PT Jambi Prima Coal. used a quantitative method with gradual pre- and post-test approach apprentice participants four levels, namely 1) level satisfaction implementation training, as measured by questionnaire for participants; 2) participants' understanding training material, pre-test questions 3) cha...

This chapter situates the evaluation of technologybased programs in the context of the field of general educational program evaluation. It begins with an overview of the main evaluation approaches developed for general educational programs, including Tyler’s early conception of assessing attainment of program objectives, decision-making approaches, naturalistic evaluation, and Kirkpatrick’s fou...

We prove that in the high temperature regime (T/J > 1) the deviation of the total free energy of the Sherrington-Kirkpatrick (S-K) spin glass model from the easily computed logAv(ZN({βJ})) converges in distribution, as ΛΓ-KX), to a (shifted) Gaussian variable. Some weak results about the low temperature regime are also obtained.