1993
DOI: 10.1016/0925-5273(93)90069-w
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A fuzzy upgrading of integrated vague managerial and engineering knowledge

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“…It is thus desirable to incorporate this dynamic aspect when modelling experience curves. Various non-linear models allowing for a dynamic learning elasticity have been suggested (e.g., Ascher, 1956;DeJong, 1957;Levy, 1965;Knecht, 1974;Dohnal et al, 1993). Variations in the learning process within a firm may, over time, vary for many reasons.…”
Section: A Dynamic Experience Curve Model and Its Relation To Firms' mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…It is thus desirable to incorporate this dynamic aspect when modelling experience curves. Various non-linear models allowing for a dynamic learning elasticity have been suggested (e.g., Ascher, 1956;DeJong, 1957;Levy, 1965;Knecht, 1974;Dohnal et al, 1993). Variations in the learning process within a firm may, over time, vary for many reasons.…”
Section: A Dynamic Experience Curve Model and Its Relation To Firms' mentioning
confidence: 98%