Observation Scheduling is a methodological construct in work sampling that systematically determines the timing and frequency of observational events to ensure representative and unbiased data collection across specified work activities.
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Heuristic-biased stochastic sampling
John Bresina · National Conference on Artificial Intelligence · 1996 · 138 citations
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National University of Defense Technology
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Ames Research Center
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