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Supply Chain Coordination for Deteriorating Product with Price and Stock-Dependent Demand Rate Undee and stock availability. Without supply chain coordination, the buyer makes policy to maximize its own profit which may not be beneficial to the vendor. Vendor can offer quantity discount as an incentive to encourage buyer to participate in the coordinated strategy. To coordinate the vendor–buyer d

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An Unsupervised Semantic Model for Arabic/French Terminology Extractionual list of terms for a specific field, namely “Algerian Culture”. The approach is based on building a semantic space for context understanding, adopting COALS (Correlated Occurrence Analogue to Lexical Semantics). COALS is an interesting semantic model which combines the advantages of LSA and HAL m

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Towards Agile Verificationupport verification-driven development in the same way as test-driven development is possible today, for example through JUnit within an IDE like Eclipse. In this paper we discuss how agile verification can be achieved, and we show some promising initial steps in this direction.