the framework of quality measurement
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Abstract
The paper describes general determinants of quality measurement.
There are discussed four assumptions that have been formulated
to develop the framework of quality measurement. The
assumptions are: (1) quality is the degree to which a set of inherent
characteristics fulfils requirements, (2) requirements and
inherent characteristics create finite sets, (3) requirements may
have both different importance and different values depending
on who formulates them, and (4) requirements do not have to be
constant in time. The article contains the framework of quality
measurement based on above four assumptions. There are proposed
notation on the quality measurement on booth synthetic
and the analytical level. It also contains examples of selected distance
metrics in m-dimensional space as well as examples of selected
aggregate functions that may be used in quality measurement
on synthetic level.
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| Authors | ;Grzegorz Grela |
| Journal | advances in nutrition |
| Year | 2015 |
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