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This research paper explores the theoretical and practical aspects of converting Likert-scale and time-series data into pairwise comparisons to assess human preferences, values, and inconsistencies in evaluations.
Year: 2023
Region / City: Unspecified
Subject: Human preferences, values, Likert scale, time series
Document Type: Research paper
Organization: Apertus Nonprofit Ltd
Authors: Ferenc Szani, László Pitlik, Anikó Balogh
Target Audience: Researchers in education and AI
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Supplementary Material: Statistical Results of GLM and Pairwise Comparisons Applied to Marine Litter Density Across Categories
Year: 2018-2022
Region / City: ICATMAR Seafloor
Topic: Marine Litter Density
Document Type: Supplementary Material
Author: ICATMAR Research Team
Target Audience: Environmental Researchers, Marine Scientists
Period of Validity: November 2018 - December 2022
Date of Approval: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Interaction modifications lead to greater robustness than pairwise non-trophic effects in food webs
Year: 2021
Region / City: Oxford, Southampton
Subject: Ecological Networks, Trophic Interaction Modifications, Stability
Document Type: Research Article
Institution: University of Oxford, University of Southampton
Author: J. Christopher D. Terry, Rebecca J. Morris, Michael B. Bonsall
Target Audience: Ecologists, Researchers in Population Dynamics and Community Ecology
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
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Pairwise DNA Sequence Alignment of Two Nucleotide Sequences (Positions 1–1261)
Year: Not specified
Field: Molecular Biology / Bioinformatics
Document Type: Sequence Alignment Output
Method: Pairwise nucleotide sequence comparison
Sequence Length: 1261 base pairs
Content: Two aligned DNA sequences with positional numbering and match/mismatch indicators
Notation: Nucleotide bases (A, C, G, T) and alignment symbols (|, :, +)
Structure: Parallel sequence rows with alignment marker line between them
Numbering System: Incremental positional indices starting at 1
Purpose: Representation of similarity and variation between two DNA sequences
Topics: Likert-scales human-oriented Pairwise