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Ordinal Position

Known as: Ordinal, Ordinal Number, Ordinal Position Number 
A number designating a place in an ordered sequence.
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2009
2009
Ordinal Optimization of G/G/1/K Polling Systems with k-Limited Service Discipline
In this paper, we propose an ordinal optimization theory based algorithm to solve the optimization problem of G/G/1/K polling… 
2001
2001
CONCERNING THE BOURGAIN `1 INDEX OF A BANACH SPACE
A well known argument of James yields that if a Banach space X contains `1 ’s uniformly, then X contains `1 ’s almost… 
2000
2000
ThurCatD: A tool for analyzing ratings on an ordinal category scale
An algorithm for analyzing ordinal scaling results is described. Frequency data on ordinal categories are modeled for… 
2000
2000
Utilizing Association Rules for the Identification of Errors in Data
: The paper analyzes the application of association rules to the problem of data cleansing and automatically identifying… 
1999
1999
A forcing construction of thin-tall Boolean algebras
It was proved by Juhasz and Weiss that for every ordinal with 0 < < ! 2 there is a superatomic Boolean algebra of height and… 
1996
1996
Rating PhD Programs: What the NRC Report Says...and Doesn't Say.
JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of… 
1966
1966
Attempting neo-adansonian computer taxonomy at the ordinal level in the Basidiomycetes.
Evidence is presented for the thesis that a taxometric analysis using haphazardly assembled, equally weighted characters results… 
1966
1966
Sums of countable primary groups
PROOF. The theorem is vacuous if A is countable, so assume that A is uncountable and let Q be the smallest ordinal having the… 
1959
1959
An adaptation-level analysis of ordinal effects in judgment.
1949
1949
The topology of ordered Abelian groups
Introduction. We consider an ordered abelian group G= [x] in which the identity 6 is not isolated: if x, y>6 in G then x+y>d…