Search for dissertations about: "multi-item"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the word multi-item.
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1. Inventory control and scheduling problems in a single-machine multi-item system
Abstract : This Doctoral Thesis addresses the topic of inventory control and scheduling in a single-machine multi-item system. Specifically, it considers a group of items processed, one at a time, on a single facility. Single-machine multi-item systems occur frequently in practice and apply both in continuous flow processes and batch flow processes. READ MORE
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2. On Rank-invariant Methods for Ordinal Data
Abstract : Data from rating scale assessments have rank-invariant properties only, which means that the data represent an ordering, but lack of standardized magnitude, inter-categorical distances, and linearity. Even though the judgments often are coded by natural numbers they are not really metric. READ MORE
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3. Essays on Mechanism Design
Abstract : This thesis makes a contribution to mechanism design: a field of economic theory concerned with constructing and analyzing economic mechanisms. Examples include design of auctions, voting systems, school choice, kidney exchange and many more. The thesis consists of four separate papers. READ MORE
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4. Dynamic Adaptations of Synchronization Granularity in Concurrent Data Structures
Abstract : The multicore revolution means that programmers have many cores at their disposal in everything from phones to large server systems. Concurrent data structures are needed to make good use of all the cores. Designing a concurrent data structure that performs well across many different scenarios is a difficult task. READ MORE
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5. Measurement and prediction of outcome. Application in fusion surgery for chronic low backpain. The Swedish lumbar spine study
Abstract : Background: Outcome of surgery for chronic low back pain should be documented ina standardised and reproducible fashion to establish evidence of its benefit. Measurement of outcome requires validated instruments, which have the ability to detect functionalchanges perceived as beneficial by the patient. READ MORE