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Encyclopedia of Survey Research Methods · 2008

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Sam Goldstein Ph.D., Jack A. Naglieri Ph.D. · 2011

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PrefiX

Chiara Gius · Archivio istituzionale della ricerca (Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna)

PréfiX è una rivista scientifica online interdisciplinare in studi femministi, pubblicata dall’Université du Québec à Montréal. Diffonde in open access ricerche, pratiche e contenuti sia accademici (peer-reviewed) sia divulgativi, valorizzando approcci plurali nel campo femminista.

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Encyclopedia of Ancient Greek Language and Linguistics · 2015

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B. Wing _____________________________ · 2015

REGULATORY OR LSC IDENTIFYING INFORMATION) W 331 Continued From page 28 W 331 replacement tubes are located and to replace tubes after use. 4. The facility will initiate a monitoring system to ensure that complete emergency supplies are available at all times in an unlocked area. a. A check list of emergency oxygen supplies will be developed and placed at the nursing station. b. QA (Quality Assurance) staff will be responsible for checking the oxygen supplies weekly to assure that all items are with the oxygen supplies. c. QA staff will notify the DON of missing items using the written checklist. Although the Immediate Jeopardy was removed, noncompliance continues at the time of the Exit since the facility has not had the opportunity to evaluate the effectiveness of their current plan.

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Encyclopedia of Ancient Greek Language and Linguistics · 2014

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SpringerReference · 2011

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National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020

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Münzberg, Franziska · Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Liège) · 2014

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PreFix

Shenglin Zhang, Ying Liu, Weibin Meng et al. · Proceedings of the ACM on Measurement and Analysis of Computing Systems · 2018

In modern datacenter networks (DCNs), failures of network devices are the norm rather than the exception, and many research efforts have focused on dealing with failures after they happen. In this paper, we take a different approach by predicting failures, thus the operators can intervene and "fix" the potential failures before they happen. Specifically, in our proposed system, named PreFix, we aim to determine during runtime whether a switch failure will happen in the near future. The prediction is based on the measurements of the current switch system status and historical switch hardware failure cases that have been carefully labelled by network operators. Our key observation is that failures of the same switch model share some common syslog patterns before failures occur, and we can apply machine learning methods to extract the common patterns for predicting switch failures. Our novel set of features (message template sequence, frequency, seasonality and surge) for machine learning can efficiently deal with the challenges of noises, sample imbalance, and computation overhead. We evaluated PreFix on a data set collected from 9397 switches (3 different switch models) deployed in more than 20 datacenters owned by a top global search engine in a 2-year period. PreFix achieved an average of 61.81% recall and 1.84 * 10^-5 false positive ratio. It outperforms the other failure prediction methods for computers and ISP devices.

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Princeton University Press eBooks · 2019

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Oxford University Press eBooks · 2023

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Dominika Zacharová · Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature) · 2025

In my thesis I continue to work on the theme of polarization in society and the decline of self-reflection. It is not our personal choice, but is conditioned by the action of our constructed environment. Feelings of anxiety, caused by escalating tensions, do not allow us to breathe. There is a barrier between us and the space behind the imaginary ‘curtain’. We are separated from each other by the tension created by the constant flow of polarizing information. The tension is a dramatic element keeping the viewer in anticipation. The viewer waits in the in-between, deciding which direction to take. Will I go forward? To the right? To the left? Backwards? He has to slip out of the dilemma of the two directions and ask himself if this game is really worth it. By installing two stretched pieces of fabric in close proximity, I introduce a sense of anticipation and tension. Their transparency tries to hide something from the viewer, and it is this which encourages them to come closer. Upon entering the room, he notices movement on the surface of the fabric. Immediately afterwards, however, there is a rumble of thunder. With every step comes responsibilities, so let's not get sucked into this endless loop. Let us observe it with detachment.

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