Iterative lagged asymmetric responses in strategic management and long-range planning

Simandan, Dragos

doi:10.1177/0961463x17752652

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“…The experience of surprise presupposes at some level a form of epistemic hubris: one is rather confident in one's expectation, that is, one feels one has strong reasons to believe it will happen. Its failure to happen triggers the subjective experience of surprise: being startled, shocked, confused, awed, astonished, intrigued, rattled, amazed, and so on (Larsen and McGraw, 2011;Simandan, 2018aSimandan, , 2018bSimandan, , 2018c. When feeling uncertain, epistemic humility comes before ('I don't know for sure what will happen'); when gripped by surprise, epistemic humility comes after ('I never saw this thing coming').…”

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Being surprised and surprising ourselves: A geography of personal and social change

Simandan

2018

Progress in Human Geography

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Surprises are refuted expectations and therefore an inevitable concomitant of errors of anticipating the future. This paper argues that the timing is just right for a spatial account of surprise, or rather, for a geography of personal and social change that deploys the trope of surprise to help explain how and why change happens. Whether we are surprised by what transpires in our surroundings or we are surprising ourselves by leaping forward in impetuous deeds of reinventing who we are, the common denominator of these processes of becoming is that they produce geographical space and are produced by it.

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Section: The Conceptual Landscape Of Surprisementioning

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Being surprised and surprising ourselves: A geography of personal and social change

Simandan

2018

Progress in Human Geography

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“…The terms quality assurance and quality control are often used interchangeably to refer to ways of ensuring the quality of a service or product [15]. Every school need to own quality assurance and not to see it as an external imposition.…”

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The Implementation of Internal Quality Assurance System at Islamic School

Seftiani¹,

Hakim²,

Rikjan³

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Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Research of Educational Administration and Management (ICREAM 2018)

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This study was aimed to show the implementation of internal quality assurance system at Darul Hikam Islamic School. For this purpose, the researchers used qualitative methods, including analysis of documents, interviews and observations. The results indicated that quality assurance at Darul Hikam was prepared by Darul Hikam College independently, such as in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating. Program evaluation internal quality assurance in Darul Hikam, is conducted every semester and performance evaluation, the results of the evaluation are attached in the form of a work report card. The constraint faced by Darul Hikam is the mobility of teachers in and out of the human resources. To minimize the impact of teacher mobilization, Darul Hikam improved teacher's welfare and developed an intensive development package, because teachers and other human resources cannot adopt the system too long. So the human resources development team worked hard to develop new human resources and maintain the quality of the old human resources. Therefore, human resources and the guarantors of Internal Quality Assurance System should make program innovations to strengthen the quality assurance in Islamic School.

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“…The principle of iterative learning control is: through the control attempt of the controlled system, the deviation between the output signal and the desired target is corrected to improve the tracking performance of the system. At the same time, it attracts a large number of researchers and has achieved a large number of scientific research results 3‐10 …”

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Iterative learning control for one‐sided Lipschitz nonlinear singular conformable differential equations

Wang

2020

Intl J Robust & Nonlinear

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This article contributes to a detailed convergence analysis of iterative learning control for singular conformable differential equations with one-sided Lipschitz nonlinearity. In order to track the desired reference trajectory in a finite time interval, a closed-loop D-type learning update law is proposed for such nonlinear systems. Here, the strict convergence analysis is derived under the condition of identical initial state. A numerical example is provided to verify the effectiveness of the proposed controller. K E Y W O R D S convergence, iterative learning control, singular conformable differential equations 1 INTRODUCTION Iterative learning control is an accurate technology, which is suitable for the systems with repetitive motion in a finite time interval. Its goal is to achieve perfect tracking task. The concept of iterative learning control was first mentioned by Uchiyama, a Japanese scholar, in a paper on robot control. 1 A few years later, Arimoto and others formally proposed iterative learning control based on Reference 2. The principle of iterative learning control is: through the control attempt of the controlled system, the deviation between the output signal and the desired target is corrected to improve the tracking performance of the system. At the same time, it attracts a large number of researchers and has achieved a large number of scientific research results. 3-10 Singular system is a kind of system described by differential and algebraic equations. Compared with the regular system described only by differential or difference equations, it has algebraic equation description part. Because of different research fields, singular systems are called by different scholars in different fields, such as generalized state space system, descriptor system, and so on. The singular system includes the description of algebraic equation. Therefore, the applicability of singular system is much wider than that of normal system. The original singular system model was proposed by Ardema in 1962 when studied the dynamic model of spacecraft. Since then, the majority of research enthusiasts have carried out extensive research on singular systems, and obtained many very valuable theoretical results. In the field of Physics, Solimene et al 11 dealt with the calculation of the singular system of radiation operators related to the banded current case. And it can be easily used to describe biological systems in practice. 12,13 Ma and Boukas, 14 based on a singular

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Iterative lagged asymmetric responses in strategic management and long-range planning

Cited by 33 publications

References 119 publications

Being surprised and surprising ourselves: A geography of personal and social change

Being surprised and surprising ourselves: A geography of personal and social change

The Implementation of Internal Quality Assurance System at Islamic School

Iterative learning control for one‐sided Lipschitz nonlinear singular conformable differential equations

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