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Based on similar international and national indices, we started with a more extensive list of 14 candidate measures available in the ACS. We converted each of these measures into centiles to create a standard scale for easy interpretation of results. We used factor analysis methods to create the SDI. Factor analysis is a statistical technique to investigate the relationship between a group of observed variables and latent variable underlying a concept. It allows exploration of the association among measures by reducing many related variables into the underlying latent factors. The output from the factor analysis model is a factor loading for each variable. The factor loading represents the correlation strength between the variables that comprise the factor and the factor itself. The factor loadings can be interpreted as regression coefficients; the higher the factor loading score, the greater the variation explained by that variable.

See Notes below for a chronology of versions of APPNOTE.TXT introducing significant new features to the format. Changes between version 6.3.2 (2007) and version 6.3.3 (2012) of APPNOTE.TXT do not reflect changes in the format, but rather editorial and layout changes based on discussions with an ISO working group that studied the ZIP format. Changes, such as adding paragraph numbers, were made to making it easier for ISO standards to reference the ZIP specification in an unambiguous and reliable way.

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According to Our Founder -- Phil Katz, on the PKWARE website (as of February 2013) the original developer's "decision to dedicate the .ZIP extension and file format specification to the public domain helped the .ZIP file format become a globally open standard." As a result, many utilities for creating or reading files in the ZIP_PK format have been and can be developed without separate license agreements. Two mechanisms supported by more recent versions of the format are covered by PKWARE patents: portions of the strong encryption technology support; and a technique for issuing and incorporating patches to content previously distributed as ZIP archives. Tools that manipulate ZIP files but avoid use of these mechanisms can be developed without license concerns. See Notes below for more detail on the scope of PKWARE patents and licensing.

ZIP_PK in the international standards environment: As described in _(file_format), a proposed project to create an ISO/IEC international standard for a format compatible with ZIP failed to pass a 2010 ballot of national standards bodies. Instead, a study period was initiated, resulting in recommendations documented in ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 34 N 1621. The recommendations were (a) to have PKWARE continue its maintenance of the ZIP Application Note, (b) to plan for a new multi-part ISO standard to build on top of the ZIP Application Note, and (c) to propose a new work item for Part 1 of the new standard for a Document Container File. The new work item was approved in August 2011 and the standard was published in 2015, as ISO/IEC 21320-1:2015 - Information technology -- Document Container File -- Part 1: Core.

The International Committee for Display Metrology (ICDM) and the Society for Information Display (SID) released the Information Display Measurements Standard (IDMS) in 2012. The IDMS is the "Go-To" document for standard measurement procedures to quantify electronic display characteristics and qualities. It is the culmination of years of effort by engineers and scientists across dozens of organizations to codify the science of display measurement, explain some of the difficulties associated with making measurements, and offer solutions to help make the measurements properly. The IDMS has benefited from the expertise of display metrologists, electrical, mechanical, software and optical engineers, physicists, vision scientists, and many other display-related disciplines. The ICDM is currently developing v1.1, which will update and add new content to the v1 release.

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