Match

Mis-match, Re-match and Investment

Mobility depends essentially on investment, which often occurs in environments in which individuals match (school) or will match after investing (the labor market). Where partners can transfer surplus to each other only imperfectly (NTU), the pattern of matching will typically be inefficient, involving too much segregation, and provide a possible rationale for “associational redistribution” suc...

The Big Match and the Paris Match

Match injury rates in professional soccer vary with match result, match venue, and type of competition.

BACKGROUND Player activities in soccer matches are influenced by the match result and match venue. It is not known whether injury rates are influenced by these factors. PURPOSE To investigate whether there are associations between injury rates and the match result, venue, and type of competition in male soccer. STUDY DESIGN Cohort study; Level of evidence, 3. METHODS Twenty-six profession...

A Perfect Match 1 Running head: A Perfect Match A Perfect Match: Decoding Employee Engagement

Engagement has been defined as “the harnessing of organization members’ selves to their work roles” (Kahn, 1990, p. 694). The main objective of this paper is to present the topic of engagement to performance improvement professionals. Specifically, this paper includes (a) engagement definitions and (b) job, organizational, leadership, and individual factors connected to engagement. Next, the au...

Hybrid Interpretation of 'No Match' and 'Multiple Match' in Induction

When applying rules produced by induction from training examples to a test example, there are three possible cases that demand different actions: (i) no match; (ii) single match; and (iii) multiple match. Existing techniques for dealing with the "rst and third cases are exclusively based on probability estimation. However, when there are continuous attributes in the example space, and if these ...