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ORCIDDecision Support Systems, Volume 72
Volume 72, April 2015
- Justin Scott Giboney, Susan A. Brown
, Paul Benjamin Lowry, Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.:
User acceptance of knowledge-based system recommendations: Explanations, arguments, and fit. 1-10 - Yong Hu, Bin Feng, Xizhu Mo, Xiangzhou Zhang, E. W. T. Ngai, Ming Fan, Mei Liu:
Cost-sensitive and ensemble-based prediction model for outsourced software project risk prediction. 11-23 - Leo Guelman, Montserrat Guillén, Ana Maria Pérez-Marín:
A decision support framework to implement optimal personalized marketing interventions. 24-32 - Milosz Kadzinski, Roman Slowinski:
Parametric evaluation of research units with respect to reference profiles. 33-43 - Martha Mendoza, Erwin Alegría, Manuel Maca, Carlos Alberto Cobos Lozada, Elizabeth León:
Multidimensional analysis model for a document warehouse that includes textual measures. 44-59 - Michael Scholz, Verena Dorner, Markus Franz, Oliver Hinz:
Measuring consumers' willingness to pay with utility-based recommendation systems. 60-71 - Julie Moeyersoms, David Martens:
Including high-cardinality attributes in predictive models: A case study in churn prediction in the energy sector. 72-81 - Bernd Heinrich, Mathias Klier:
Metric-based data quality assessment - Developing and evaluating a probability-based currency metric. 82-96 - Malak Al-hassan, Haiyan Lu, Jie Lu:
A semantic enhanced hybrid recommendation approach: A case study of e-Government tourism service recommendation system. 97-109
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