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In A. zok G. Salvendy (Eds.), Advances in Applied Ergonomics (pp. 827-830). West Lafayette: USA Publishing.
by Why And What, Matthias Rauterberg
… by this taboo: Not to talk about faults, errors and other dangerous behaviour! This taboo keeps us to present…
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Contents
by Dr. M. O’rourke, Dr. S. Hammond, Surrey Hampshire, Borders Nhs Trust — 2000
… of dangerous behaviour (Klassen and O’Connor 1988; Clark, Fischer and McDougall 1993; Monahan and Steadman 1994…
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Formalization and Proof of Secrecy Properties
by Dennis Volpano — 1999 — In 12th IEEE Computer Security Foundations Workshop
… if someone is able to induce a new (potentially dangerous) behaviour. As an example, NI has already been…
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Visualization of Dynamic Behaviour of Multi-Agent Systems
by David Řehoř, Pavel Slavík, David Kadleček, Pavel Nahodil
…, because specific changes can destabilize the system and thus inhibit dangerous behaviour. The quality…
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About Faults, Errors, and other Dangerous Things
by Matthias Rauterberg — 1995
… is constrained by this taboo: Not to talk about faults, errors and other dangerous behaviour! This taboo keeps us…
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Interdisciplinary Modelling of Mechatronic
by Systems By Coupling, Oliver Lenord, Thomas Huber, Daniel Franitza, Manfred Hiller — 2001 — Proceedings of the IAR 16th Annual Meeting
… to one meter can occur. To prevent such dangerous behaviour the virtual spring damper control concept…
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Research in Intrusion-Detection Systems: A Survey
by Stefan Axelsson — 1998
… types of behaviour do not overlap. A system that learns to accept dangerous behaviour as \normal" for a…
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Landscapes, Learning Costs and Genetic Assimilation.
by Giles Mayley — 1996 — Evolutionary Computation
… are parental care and animal play behaviour (Fagen, 1981). Lots of juvenile animals practice the more dangerous…
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The Evolutionary Cost of Learning
by Giles Mayley, Giles Mayley — 1996 — From Animals to Animats 4: Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Simulation of Adaptive behavior
… animals practice the more dangerous behaviours, such as hunting or fighting, that they will require later…
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Software thread level speculation for the Java language and virtual machine environment
by Christopher J. F. Pickett, Clark Verbrugge — 2005 — In LCPC’05: Proceedings of the 18th International Workshop on Languages and Compilers for Parallel Computing, volume 4339 of LNCS: Lecture Notes in Computer Science
… against potentially dangerous behaviours, as shown in Table 1. If these instructions were modified…
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