An application of document clustering for Categorizing Open-ended Survey Responses Nishantha Medagoda‚ Ruvan Weerasinghe University of Colombo School of Computing Sri Lanka nmedagoda@yahoo.com arw@ucsc.lk ABSTRACT Open ended questions are an essential and important part of survey questionnaires. They provide an opportunity for researchers to discover unanticipated information regarding the domain of study. However‚ they are problematic for processing since they are unstructured questions to which
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A. Students who are working in an organization Please have the attached survey completed by a business manager who is senior enough to have a perspective on the processes in a major part of the organization. You should be able to complete the questions in Section A of the survey yourself. The remaining questions in the survey should be completed by the business manager. The manager can be asked to complete the survey and return it to you or‚ preferably‚ you could arrange a short 20-minute interview
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The survey consisted of twenty-seven questions that asked teachers to rate their knowledge‚ frequency‚ and ability to use or integrate technology into the daily curriculum. Teachers were asked to rate themselves using a scale of 1-5‚ with 5 always representing the highest knowledge‚ ability‚ frequency‚ or agreeance. Upon evaluation of the data‚ it is the evident that the teachers at East Elementary possess a range of technology skills. The first section of the survey consisted of seven
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ECONOMIC SURVEY 2010 - 11 Government of Goa Directorate of Planning‚ Statistics & Evaluation Panaji - Goa CONTENTS SI. No. Chapter Page No 1 Overview 1 2 State Income 6 3 Public Finance 12 4 Institutional Finance 21 5 Agriculture and Allied Activities 28 6 Panchayats and Rural Development 36 7 Industries & Mines 40 8 Tourism 45 9 Infrastructure 48 10 Science‚ Technology & Environment 63
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THE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY REPORT FOR TVS motors SIP project report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the PGDBM Program Submitted by‚ Anubhav Sharma ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks and deep gratitude to all those who extended their whole hearted co-operation and helped me in completing this project successfully. First of all‚ I would like to thank Mr. Niraj Kulshreshtha (AGM Planning & Service) for giving me an opportunity
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TITLE OF THE STUDY CONSUMER SURVEY FOR BIG BAZAAR IN NCR RATIONALE OF STUDY As customer’s tastes and preferences are changing‚ the market scenario is also changing from time to time. Today’s market scenario is very different from that of the market scenario before 1990. There have been many factors responsible for the changing market scenario. It is the changing tastes and preference of customer which has bought in a change in the market. Income level of the people has changed; life styles
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The Household Income and Expenditure Survey of 1993 carried out by the Government Statistical Bureau estimated that the Amerindian population of Guyana counted 50‚222 upon an overall population of 707‚458 people. With other words‚ the Amerindian population is good for approximately 7 % of the Guyanese population. The majority of the Amerindian communities are located in the hinterland regions‚ where the Amerindians form up to 90 % of the population‚ in hilly and mountainous areas that aren’t easily
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STUDENT HOUSING SURVEY Understanding the process of questionnaire designing MM – II Case Presentation Group 5 • The real estate price hike threatening the student recruitments at Harvard – leading to 2001 survey • Harvard attempting to understand the consumer market for its housing complexes through new 2005 survey • Allston Initiative The Case in Brief Deciding the new research design for 2005 survey Analysing & drawing insights from the 2001 survey Merits/ Demerits
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NUST BUSINESS SCHOOL Research Paper Title of the topic: Economic Survey and Consumer Analysis Subject Coordinator: Mr. Imran Said Group Members: Ann-ul-Huda Bostan Muhammad Manzoor Zain Hassan Durrani Class: BBA 2K8 – C Course Title: Micro Economics Date: January 19th‚ 2009 At U-Fone “It’s all about U” Acknowledgements We are indebted and grateful to Almighty Allah who gave us knowledge‚ motivation and strength for the completion
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MEMBER SATISFACTION SURVEY Dear Sir/Madam‚ The British Council Library is conducting a survey to measure the satisfaction level of our members. Kindly send us the filled questionnaires as your responses are very valuable to us. A short summary of the survey results will be provided to you as soon as possible. (Please tick the box which is applicable to you in the place provided) PERSONAL INFORMATION Name (Optional): ____________________________________ Gender: _____________ Age: _____ Education:
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