We study the problem of adding edges to a given arbitrary graph so that the resulting graph is a comparability graph, called a comparability completion of the input graph. Computing a comparability completion with the minimum possible number of added edges is an NP-hard problem. Our purpose here is to add an inclusion minimal set of edges to obtain a minimal comparability completion, which mean...

Philosophical PerspectivesVolume 35, Issue 1 p. 70-98 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Consequences of comparability Cian Dorr, Corresponding Author Dorr [email protected] Email: Jacob M. Nebel [email protected] Jake Zuehl [email protected] for more papers by this authorJacob Nebel, Search authorJake Zuehl, [email protected] author First published: 31 October 2021 https://doi.org/10.1111/phpe.12157Read the full textAbou...

Over time, a market dialog of taxonomy extension best practices will improve constituent communication and investor analysis and comparability assessments. A stated goal/objective typically associated with the adoption of the Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL 1 ) is the enhancement of information quality, specifically comparability. Terms often cited include 'Standard', 'Standardizat...

This paper develops and discusses a framework for the assessment of statistical quality in EU-SILC, with focus on comparability as a central dimension of quality. We view data quality as a multidimensional concept, covering not only statistical accuracy but also the relevance, timeliness, comprehensiveness, etc., of the data. There is a broad agreement on what dimensions make up the overall qua...

In recent years, tests have begun being administered by computer. The potential benefits of computerized testing include more efficient test administration, flexible scheduling, quicker score reporting, more accurate examinee ability estimation, and expanded content/construct coverage. Although computerized testing is an enticing option, most testing programs find it necessary to offer both com...