Titlebook: Job Shop Scheduling with Consideration of Due Dates; Potentials of Local Jens Kuhpfahl Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 JSPTWT

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Jens Kuhpfahlnations for AI in Notation3) to explain symbolic reasoning inferences in a trace-based, contrastive, and counterfactual way. We applied this framework to explain recommendations for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) patients to avoid flare-ups. For evaluation, we propose a questionnaire t

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Jens Kuhpfahlmation theory. In the cost-constrained modification, we add a cost factor parameter that controls the trade-off between feature importance and its cost. The experiments were performed on a large medical database collected from patients with bipolar disorder during their daily mobile calls. The resul

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Job Shop Scheduling with Consideration of Due DatesPotentials of Local

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usal structure learning algorithms. GCA generates an explanatory graph from high-level human-interpretable features, revealing how these features affect each other and the black-box output. We show how these high-level features do not always have to be human-annotated, but can also be computationall

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Jens Kuhpfahlents’ behavior. The features in this task are associated with costs. Besides basic (low-cost) information about patients’ phone calls and text messages, we are studying the impact of acoustic features (high-cost) on classifying patients’ states. Unlike in previous papers, now we take the costs into

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Jens Kuhpfahlents’ behavior. The features in this task are associated with costs. Besides basic (low-cost) information about patients’ phone calls and text messages, we are studying the impact of acoustic features (high-cost) on classifying patients’ states. Unlike in previous papers, now we take the costs into