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Chelsea C. White
Researcher at University of Michigan
Publications - 19
Citations - 806
Chelsea C. White is an academic researcher from University of Michigan. The author has contributed to research in topics: Markov decision process & Markov process. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 19 publications receiving 769 citations.
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Customer-driven product development through quality function deployment in the u.s. and japan
TL;DR: U.S. companies were more likely to report benefits of QFD in improving cross-functional integration and better decision-making processes compared to Japanese companies, and possible reasons for these cross-national differences are discussed.
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Charles Herget,Paul Kostek,William T. Scherer,Emily Sopensky,Stefano Stramigioli,Fei-Yue Wang,Daniel J. Dailey,A Lberto Broggi,Mark Brackstone,Hsinchun Chen,Swaroop Darbha,Bart De Schutter,Hussein Dia,Tom Dingus,Alan L. Erera,Azim Eskandarian,Toshio Fukuda,Roy Goudy,Brian Johnson,Isam Kaysi,Ryuji Kohno,Masao Kuwahara,Der-Horng Lee,Yili Liu,Hani S. Mahmassani,Ichiro Masaki,Umit Ozguner,Markos Papageorgiou,Nikolaos Papanikolopoulos,Nadine Sarter,William T. Scherer,Dipti Srinivasan,Christoph Stiller,H. Takahashi,Shuming Tang,Philip Tarnoff,Sadayuki Tsugawa,Ljubo Vlacic,Chelsea C. White,Sherman Wong,Alex Zelinsky,Y. Zhao,Nan-Ning Zheng,W. C Leon,Joseph V. L Illie,Arthur W. W Inston,Moshe Kam +46 more
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A Survey of solution techniques for the partially observed Markov decision process
TL;DR: Several computational procedures presented are convergence accelerating variants of, or approximations to, the Smallwood-Sondik algorithm, which generalizes the standard, completely observed Markov decision process, and new research directions involving heuristic search.
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Application of multiattribute decision analysis to quality function deployment for target setting
TL;DR: The authors use multiattribute value theory to support new product design and hence to augment a design team's experience and judgment and introduce the concept of a target set, the set of all value Score vectors that are at least as preferred as the value score vectors of any of the given design alternatives.
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Question selection for multi-attribute decision-aiding
TL;DR: The question-response process is model as a sequential decision-making problem under uncertainty and a dynamic programming-based approach is developed that guarantees a finite, and hence potentially computable, representation of the expected optimal cost-to-go function.