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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"non-parametric testing"”.

  1. Reducing the property appraisal bias with decision support systems: an experimental investigation in the South African property market

    … novices and experts. Descriptive statistics and non-parametric testing were used to interpret the results. Findings: Consistent with other research on valuation accuracy and variations, the findings show that the valuation outcomes do not align with 'margin of errors' concept. Despite the results …

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  2. Sustainability analysis of distributed, green stormwater infrastructure

    … in GSI installation, through regression and non-parametric testing, respectively. Results in Philadelphia indicate that the city seems to be achieving its stated goal of investing in ``environmental justice'' communities, based on median household income and race. Overall, results support the …

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  3. Evaluation of Training Technique as a Means of Influencing Safety Knowledge, Risk Perception and Proper Respirator Donning Ability Among Respiratory Protection Users

    … ability to achieve passing Quantitative Fit Testing (QFT) after donning half- and full- facepiece negative pressure respirators was evaluated. Training methods were assessed in terms of donning instructions. Additional effects evaluated were respirator presentation order, age, education level …

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