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Garbage in, garbage out

Known as: George Fuechsel, Garbage-in-garbage-out, Crap in, crap out 
Garbage in, garbage out (GIGO) in the field of computer science or information and communications technology refers to the fact that computers, since… 
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2015
2015
Evidence on Education to Career Transitions in the Financial and Accountancy Sector
Aim of the Session: The aim of this pilot project was three-fold: 1) create a learning intervention with the aim of developing… 
2012
2012
Garbage In, Garbage Out in Radiology
GIGO refers to getting less-than-useful results after supplying less-than-helpful input. Radiologists are exchange in similar… 
2011
2011
Do you see what i see? A more realistic eyewitness sketch recognition
Face sketches have been used in eyewitness testimonies for about a century. However, 30 years of research shows that current… 
Review
2011
Review
2011
Hard science or waffly crap? Evidence-based policy versus policy-based evidence in the field of violent conflict
This book brings together academics that specialize in different subject areas of development and reviews their findings in the… 
Review
2007
Review
2007
Prison Privatization: A Meta-Analysis of Cost Effectiveness and Quality of Confinement Indicators
Opinions vary about privatizing prisons. In an effort to provide an empirical base from which decisions about privatization might… 
1998
1998
Impoverished Liberalism: Does the New York Workfare Program Violate Human Rights?
1996
1996
[From GIGO (garbage in, garbage out) to KABA (correct disease-relevant consultation, treatment-relevant response)--principles for effective diagnosis of infection].
In the era of cost containment in health care, medical microbiology also faces the challenge of cost-effective use of… 
1994
1994
Computer Simulations in Litigation: Are Television Generation Jurors Being Misled?
1990
1990
The educational ideology of the computer
The author advances the theory that whatever educators may intend to do with the computer in the classroom, the computer projects… 
1987
1987
Garbage in, garbage out
Many US cities are using incinerators to replace landfills for municipal waste disposal. The plants burn municipal waste as fuel… 
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