.67-0.71), whereas the STABLE-2000 demonstrated only weak predictive accuracy for sexual reoffense (AUC = 0.62). Supporting the results of the construction sample, the STABLE-2007 incrementally added to the predictive accuracy of the STATIC-99 for violent and general reoffense (conviction and incarceration

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We investigate the incremental validation of XML documents with respect to DTDs, specialized DTDs and XML Schemas, under updates consisting of element tag renamings, insertions and deletions. DTDs are modeled as extended context-free grammars. “Specialized DTDs ” allow the decoupling of element

We investigate the incremental validation of XML documents with respect to DTDs and XML Schemas, under updates consisting of element tag renamings, insertions and deletions. DTDs are modeled as extended context-free grammars and XML Schemas are abstracted as "specialized DTDs", allowing

We discuss incremental validation of XML documents with respect to DTDs and XML Schema definitions. We consider insertions and deletions of subtrees, as opposed to leaf nodes only, and we also consider the validation of ID and IDREF attributes. For arbitrary schemas, we give a worstcase time

automaton. Given a document, valid w.r.t. a DTD, and a sequence of updates (insertions, deletions and replacements of subtrees), we first recall how we incrementally check the validity of the resulting document. Indeed, updating a valid document requires re-checking the parts of the document concerned

We consider the incremental validation of updates on XML documents. When a valid XML document (i.e., one satisfying some constraints) is updated, it has to be verified that the new document still conforms to the imposed constraints. Incremental validation of updates leads to significant savings

over Critical Thinking This study was conducted to evaluate the incremental validity of numerical reasoning over critical thinking in predicting job performance and overall potential as measured by supervisors ’ ratings. Results indicated significant incremental validity of numerical reasoning over

Abstract: Real-time embedded systems are used in highly important or even vital tasks (avionic and medical systems, etc.), thus having strict temporal constraints that need to be validated. Existing solutions use temporal logic, automata or scheduling techniques. However, scheduling techniques