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Introduction to basic concepts in and common approaches to assessment performance as well as presentation of the properties of good assessment framework. | Introduction to basic concepts in and common approaches to assessment performance as well as presentation of the properties of good assessment framework. | ||
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Introduction to basic concepts in and common approaches to assessment performance as well as presentation of the properties of good assessment framework.
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| 00:36, 22 March 2011 | (1.05 MB) | Mikko Pohjola (talk | contribs) | A brief description of the setting (DM under uncertainty) was added. Also some other small changes and organization. Edited with Open Office Impress, so some styling might be a bit messed up. | |
| 15:33, 21 March 2011 | (1 MB) | Jouni (talk | contribs) | An example of swine flu vaccination assessment was added. | |
| 13:18, 21 March 2011 | (1.38 MB) | Mikko Pohjola (talk | contribs) | Introduction to basic concepts in and common approaches to assessment performance as well as presentation of the properties of good assessment framework. |
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