<p>Intervals were divided into two equal duration bins, and these bins were ordinally compared. PCC values and accompanying <i>c</i>-values are displayed for individuals and pooled groups. No subjects responded at a higher frequency later in the interval (highest PCC value was 0.34; lowest <i>c</i>-value was 0.93).</p
(A) Effect of standard repetition on mismatch selectivity (response profile amplitude). Mismatch res...
One limitation in building empirically testable models in sociology is that many familiar statistica...
<p>The average latency of the first peak of the PAM response is shown for 9 ITD conditions for each ...
<p>Intervals were divided into two equal duration bins, and combinations of these bins were ordinall...
<p>PCC values and accompanying <i>c</i>-values are displayed for individuals and pooled groups. Ten ...
<p>A general downward trend is observed for all groups. The first bin, on average, contains the high...
<p>A clear increase in response rate is observed, on average, as the fixed interval sessions continu...
<p>Response rates are expressed in responses per minute. Baseline group averages imply roughly equal...
In two experiments, the peak-interval procedure was used with humans to test effects related to gaps...
Summary. A small literature discusses locally most powerful rank tests when only a fraction of treat...
<p>The condition averages of group response rates are presented. The average of the control 0-0-0-0 ...
Estimates of the rate of change of response accuracy for humans, measured in log-odds units of proba...
<p>In some subjects (e.g. subjects 2, 4, 10, 14 and 18) prediction rates of both sequences are almos...
Prediction performance does not always reflect the estimation behaviour of a method. High error in e...
<p>Relationship between individual responses in VO<sub>2</sub>peak (A) and lactate threshold (B). Da...
(A) Effect of standard repetition on mismatch selectivity (response profile amplitude). Mismatch res...
One limitation in building empirically testable models in sociology is that many familiar statistica...
<p>The average latency of the first peak of the PAM response is shown for 9 ITD conditions for each ...
<p>Intervals were divided into two equal duration bins, and combinations of these bins were ordinall...
<p>PCC values and accompanying <i>c</i>-values are displayed for individuals and pooled groups. Ten ...
<p>A general downward trend is observed for all groups. The first bin, on average, contains the high...
<p>A clear increase in response rate is observed, on average, as the fixed interval sessions continu...
<p>Response rates are expressed in responses per minute. Baseline group averages imply roughly equal...
In two experiments, the peak-interval procedure was used with humans to test effects related to gaps...
Summary. A small literature discusses locally most powerful rank tests when only a fraction of treat...
<p>The condition averages of group response rates are presented. The average of the control 0-0-0-0 ...
Estimates of the rate of change of response accuracy for humans, measured in log-odds units of proba...
<p>In some subjects (e.g. subjects 2, 4, 10, 14 and 18) prediction rates of both sequences are almos...
Prediction performance does not always reflect the estimation behaviour of a method. High error in e...
<p>Relationship between individual responses in VO<sub>2</sub>peak (A) and lactate threshold (B). Da...
(A) Effect of standard repetition on mismatch selectivity (response profile amplitude). Mismatch res...
One limitation in building empirically testable models in sociology is that many familiar statistica...
<p>The average latency of the first peak of the PAM response is shown for 9 ITD conditions for each ...