'Individual actions' presentation slideshows

HEALTH POLICY

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Agent-based modelling of burglary

Agent-based modelling of burglary. Andy Evans Nick Malleson Alison Heppenstall Linda See Mark Birkin Centre for Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy University of Leeds a.j.evans@leeds.ac.uk. Background. Ongoing collaboration with SaferLeeds

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Chapter 2 Scarcity, Choice, and Economic Systems

Chapter 2 Scarcity, Choice, and Economic Systems. The Concept of Opportunity Cost. Opportunity cost of any choice What we forego when we make that choice Most accurate and complete concept of cost Direct money cost of a choice may only be a part of opportunity cost of that choice

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The Corporate Environment

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The Corporate Environment

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Inferring micro-rules from macro-behavior in the Minority Game

Inferring micro-rules from macro-behavior in the Minority Game Alexis Arias, Ben Shargel, Eric Bonabeau Icosystem Corporation IMA Conference Nov 5,2003. The Problem. Under what conditions is it possible to identify behavioral rules at the micro level from aggregate output data?.

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By Franz Kafka

By Franz Kafka. Franz Kafka (1883-1924).

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Viral diseases

Viral diseases. Microbiology Mrs. McGuire. Smallpox. Caused by the variola virus Except for laboratory stockpiles, the virus has been eliminated Transmitted by direct contact (can be infected by using contaminated bedding or clothing) Last naturally occurring case was in Somalia in 1977.

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EXISTENTIALISM

EXISTENTIALISM. A philosophical theory or approach which emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of will. EXISTENCE PRECEDES ESSENCE: Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980).

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Model-based RL (+ action sequences): maybe it can explain everything

Model-based RL (+ action sequences): maybe it can explain everything. Niv lab meeting 6/11/2012. Stephanie Chan. goal-directed v.s . habitual instrumental actions. Habitual. Goal-directed. After extensive training Choose action based on previous actions/stimuli

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Model-based RL (+ action sequences): maybe it can explain everything

Model-based RL (+ action sequences): maybe it can explain everything. Niv lab meeting 6/11/2012. Stephanie Chan. goal-directed v.s . habitual instrumental actions. Habitual. Goal-directed. After extensive training Choose action based on previous actions/stimuli

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What is the Paw Print Program ?

What is the Paw Print Program ?. Green office certification program for county Extension offices 4 consecutive levels of certification

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Healthy Topics Work Plan Neil Buchanan

Healthy Topics Work Plan Neil Buchanan. The Contribution You Make!. Corporate Objectives. Health Promotion Programme Objectives. Healthy Topics Team Objectives. Individual Topic Objectives. Individual Actions. Overview of the Healthy Topics Work Plan. INPUT. HEALTH INEQUALITIES.

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(Slide 1) Title_______________________. Topic________________________ Service Learning Project__________ By:__________________________ COM100 Date:_________________________. (Slide 2-Intro) Title_______________________. 1 st Point:__________________________

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Final Steps Organising for the Future

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Ethics

Ethics. CS 195, Social Implications of Computers. A Brief History of Western Philosophy. Kantian ethics. Categorical Imperative: Treat people as ends, not means. Actions must be universalizable . Everything else can be derived from these axioms.

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English 10 Honors Day 10

English 10 Honors Day 10. Objectives: To examine ways that justice can be viewed through individual actions and moral choices To analyze a key concept, such as moral reasoning as it applies to multiple texts. How Just Are You?. Answer each of the following questions on the survey.

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Ethics

Ethics. Social Implications of Computers. A Brief History of Western Philosophy. Kantian ethics. Categorical Imperative: Treat people as ends, not means. Actions must be universalizable . Everything else can be derived from these axioms.

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