Estimating the relevance of numerical measures: combining the efficiency of automated measurements with manual verifications of relevance

Harald Kjellin

Estimating the relevance of numerical measures: combining the efficiency of automated measurements with manual verifications of relevance

Harald Kjellin

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Originalspråk	Engelska
Titel på värdpublikation	Knowledge in organizations. 1
Undertitel på värdpublikation	foundations and methodologies, development and design, applications and integration
Redaktörer	Sven Carlsson, Björn Cronquist, Harald Kjellin, Benkt Wangler
Utgivningsort	Skövde
Förlag	Univ.
Sidor	69-75
Antal sidor	6
ISBN (tryckt)	91-631-8918-6
Status	Publicerad - 2006

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Namn	Skövde university studies in informatics
Nummer	2006:1
ISSN (tryckt)	1653-2325

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Kjellin, H. (2006). Estimating the relevance of numerical measures: combining the efficiency of automated measurements with manual verifications of relevance. I S. Carlsson, B. Cronquist, H. Kjellin, & B. Wangler (Red.), Knowledge in organizations. 1: foundations and methodologies, development and design, applications and integration (s. 69-75). (Skövde university studies in informatics; Nr. 2006:1). Univ..

Kjellin, Harald. / Estimating the relevance of numerical measures : combining the efficiency of automated measurements with manual verifications of relevance. Knowledge in organizations. 1: foundations and methodologies, development and design, applications and integration. redaktör / Sven Carlsson ; Björn Cronquist ; Harald Kjellin ; Benkt Wangler. Skövde : Univ., 2006. s. 69-75 (Skövde university studies in informatics; 2006:1).

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Knowledge in organizations. 1: foundations and methodologies, development and design, applications and integration. red. / Sven Carlsson; Björn Cronquist; Harald Kjellin; Benkt Wangler. Skövde: Univ., 2006. s. 69-75 (Skövde university studies in informatics; Nr. 2006:1).

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Kjellin H. Estimating the relevance of numerical measures: combining the efficiency of automated measurements with manual verifications of relevance. I Carlsson S, Cronquist B, Kjellin H, Wangler B, redaktörer, Knowledge in organizations. 1: foundations and methodologies, development and design, applications and integration. Skövde: Univ. 2006. s. 69-75. (Skövde university studies in informatics; 2006:1).