Literature Review

LITERATURE REVIEW Literature review Abstract In this paper we investigate an efficient implementation of the Monte Carlo EM algorithm based on Quasi-Monte Carlo sampling. The Monte Carlo EM algorithm is a stochastic version of the deterministic EM (Expectation-Maximization) algorithm in which an intractable E-step is replaced by a Monte Carlo approximation. Quasi-Monte Carlo ...

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Marketing Orientation

MARKETING ORIENTATION Marketing Orientation Marketing Orientation Introduction Komatsu is a diversified company engaged in manufacturing and selling construction and mining equipment, industrial machinery, and vehicles. In addition, the company has interests in other business areas such as housing, transportation and logistics equipment. The company has global operations spanning four continents: Asia, Americas, Europe, and ...

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Racism

RACISM Racism Racism Introduction In the modern world, ideology has never before been so much in evidence as a fact and so little understood as a concept. For some, the term ideology carries dubious epistemological implications, and so must be abandoned. In a book designed both for newcomers to the topic and for those ...

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A Study Of Consumers Attitude Towards Unsolicited

A STUDY OF CONSUMERS ATTITUDE TOWARDS UNSOLICITED A Study of Consumers Attitude towards Unsolicited e-mail Advertising Abstract Email marketing is increasingly being recognised as an effective Internet marketing tool. Our paper reviews the email marketing literature, and compares email marketing to other forms of direct and Internet marketing, identifying its key advantages. ...

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Strategic & Operation Management

STRATEGIC & OPERATION MANAGEMENT Strategic & operation Management Strategic & Operation Management Introduction The main purpose of this research report is to develop or find a relationship between the strategic and operational management. The purpose of this paper is to find a means of connecting strategic management and operative performance measurement. Discussion Changes in competitive environments ...

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Understanding Business

UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS Understanding Business Abstract During a deep recession in the early 1990s (Makunnas and Maliranta, 2003) studied job and worker flows in the Finnish business sector. The data set covers effectively the whole work force. The gross job and worker flow rates were found to be fairly high. The evidence suggests that ...

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International Law

International Law International Law In the given scenario, the situation in Lilliput has dramatically changed; first they had a civil disorder which led to the police and army withdrawing from the territory. Then, the elected assembly in Lilliput declared its independence and applied for membership of the United Nations. Following which, troops ...

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Improving The Business: Just In Time Production

Improving the Business: Just In Time Production Improving the Business: Just In Time Production Introduction An integral part of the success of any organization rests upon its ability to implement an effective financial and accounting process. In an effort to provide readers with an example of an effective financial/accounting process, Team A ...

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Freud’ Psychoanalysis And Jung’s Behaviorism

FREUD' PSYCHOANALYSIS AND JUNG'S BEHAVIORISM Freud' Psychoanalysis and Jung's Behaviorism: A Comparison & Contrast Freud' Psychoanalysis and Jung's Behaviorism: A Comparison & Contrast A main schism which separates the two psychiatrists pertains to religion. Freud felt religion was an escape and a fallacy, which ought not to be propagated. His relationship to ...

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User Centred Interface Design

USER CENTRED INTERFACE DESIGN User Centred Interface Design User Centred Interface Design Introduction Since systems are intended to be run and used by users, then what a user wants is a system that does what he wants. He surely wants to find it easy and straightforward to use the system being developed. ...

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