Compatibility and Adhesion

Stimulus-Response Compatibility Is Information-Action Compatibility

Monotonicity and Incentive Compatibility

Understanding multi-dimensional mechanism design. 1 The Model Let M = {1, . . . , m} be a finite set of agents. Every agent has private information, which can be multi-dimensional. This is called his type. The space from which an agent draws his type is called his type space. Let Ti denote the type space of agent i ∈ M . We assume Ti ⊆ R n for some integer n ≥ 1. Let T m = ×mi=1Ti. Also, denote...

Compatibility and probability

The notion of “incompatibility” of system variables arose with quantum mechanics; it is inconceivable in classical physics. Two expressions of incompatibility from the earliest days of quantum theory are the uncertainty principle of Heisenberg (measurement of one variable causes uncontrollable disturbance in other variables) and Bohr’s “complementarity” (not all variables have simultaneous “rea...

5.2 Compatibility

27 In MultiContext systems, these compatibility relations are formalized as a special kind of inference rules, called bridge rules 11. The form of a bridge rule is the following: (12) where c i and c j are contexts and 1 ; : : :; n are formulae belonging to the language of c i and n+1 is a formula belonging to the language of c j. Semantically, the eeect of a rule like this is to put a constrai...

Compatibility: drugs and parenteral nutrition

OBJECTIVE Standardization and systematization of data to provide quick access to compatibility of leading injectable drugs used in hospitals for parenteral nutrition. METHODS We selected 55 injectable drugs analyzed individually with two types of parenteral nutrition: 2-in-1 and 3-in-1. The following variables were considered: active ingredient, compatibility of drugs with the parenteral nutr...