The article compares the indicators of experimental and calculated bearing capacity bored piles installed using DDS technology, according to static tests normative calculations. also presents results compression soil samples around placed Drilled Displacement System (DDS) method. authors established dependence deformation properties soil, such as modulus deformation, angle internal friction adh...

This paper 3 proposes a new method to qualify the result given by a decision tree when it is used as a decision aid system. When the data are numerical, we compute the distance of a case from the decision surface. This distance measures the sensitivity of the result to a change in the input data. With a different distance it is also possible to measure the sensitivity of the result to small cha...

Drug delivery systems (DDS) have extensively progressed over the past decades for eradicating bacteria embedded in biofilms while minimizing side effects of antimicrobials on normal tissues. They possess potential solving challenges intrinsic antimicrobial-resistance and poor penetration into biofilms. However, guidelines developing a controlled DDS combating bacterial are limited. In this revi...

The research interest in topics related to production and supply chain planning control engineer-to-order (ETO) environments has grown significantly over the last three decades. One of strategically important challenging decision areas for ETO is estimating quoting feasible delivery dates assessing feasibility customer-imposed dates, collectively referred as date setting (DDS). While DDS receiv...

Decision Support Systems (DDS) have developed to exploit Information Technology (IT) to assist decision-makers in a wide variety of fields. The need to use spatial data in many of these diverse fields has led to increasing interest in the development of Spatial Decision Support Systems (SDSS) based around the Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. The paper examines the relationship be...

| The paper presents a new kind of decision tree: it is based on nonsingular expansions for pairs of variables. Such trees are next used to create Linearly Independent (LI) Decision Diagrams (LI DDs). There are 840 nonsigular expansions for a pair of variables, so number of nodes in such (exact) diagrams is never larger than that of trees with single-variable Shannon, Positive Davio, and Negati...

Decision diagrams (DDs) for representation of discrete functions permit a direct technology mapping into multi-level logic networks. In these networks, the number of logic elements is equal to the number of non-terminal nodes in DDs. Complexity of interconnections is proportional to the number of paths from the root node to the constant nodes. Therefore, the complexity of the network can be est...

Micronutrient malnutrition remains a problem of public health concern in most developing countries, partly due to monotonous, cereal-based diets that lack diversity. The study objective was to assess whether dietary diversity score (DDS) based on a simple count of food groups consumed and DDS using a 10-g minimum intake for each food group (DDS 10g) are good indicators of adequate micronutrient...

Decision Diagrams (DDs) are a well populated family of data structures, used for efficient representation and manipulation of huge data sets. Typically a given application requires choosing one particular category of DDs, like Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs) or Data Decision Diagrams (DDDs), and sticking with it. Each category provides a language to specify its operations. For instance, the ope...