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DIABETE PREDICTION USING MACHINE LEARNING
The detection of diabetes through machine learning offers a promising avenue for improving early diagnosis and treatment. This study examines the application of various machine learning algorithms, Read More »
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MATRIX STRUCTURE IN PAWLAK APPROXIMATION SPACE WITH SIMILARITY APPLICATION
In this study, we introduce characteristic matrices of a Pawlak approximation space and support by classical operations. We define special types of characteristic matrices: approximation, roughness, Read More »
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DETERMINING OF MACROPLASTIC POLLUTION IN SOUTHEAST BLACK SEA: A CASE STUDY OF MANAHOZ STREAM
Given the possibility of its chemical particle disintegration, monitoring the distribution of macroplastics in water bodies is crucial. Anthropogenic activities that are not supported by sufficient Read More »
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THE IMPACT OF SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS BEHAVIOR ON PATIENTS’ INTENTION TO INNOVATE: THE MODERATING ROLES OF PATIENTS’ BURDEN OF TREATMENT AND (BEING) AHEAD OF TREND
Recent research has revealed that patients and their caregivers, as end users of healthcare products and services, are not only drivers of institutional research, but also inventors of a multitude of Read More »
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EXPLORING AND COPING WITH THE ETHICAL CHALLENGES OF CO-CREATION IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES: PATIENT AND MANAGER PERSPECTIVES
Enhanced firm-stakeholder interconnectivity has made the environments they operate in more transparent, giving rise to ethical issues that are not always considered. Ethicality should be a concern Read More »
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Patients as Innovators: An Empirical Study of Patients’ Role in Innovation in the Healthcare Industry
This dissertation investigates two distinct but interrelated phenomena of user innovation and user co-creation in a healthcare context. We explore the role of patients (end users of healthcare Read More »
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THE MODERATING ROLE OF GENERATION DIFFERENCES DETERMINANT FACTORS OF SUSTAINABLE APPAREL BEHAVIOR INTENTION
Consumer awareness of the negative impacts of fast fashion has driven a shift towards sustainable apparel. This study aims to understand the determinants of consumer intention to engage in Read More »
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How Fast Should Fashion Really Be? An Investigation into Whether It Is Possible for ‘Fast Fashion’ to Adapt to Meet Social Sustainability Goals
In the last decade, there have been a number of fatal disasters in garment factories across the world, with many of these factories producing garments for the ‘fast fashion’ industry. With the Read More »
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