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Constructing Better Evaluation Metrics by Incorporating the Anchoring Effect into the User Model

Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, 2022
Models of existing evaluation metrics assume that users are rational decision-makers trying to pursue maximised utility. However, studies in behavioural economics show that people are not always rational when making decisions.
Nuo Chen, Fan Zhang, T. Sakai
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Noise Increases Anchoring Effects

Psychological Science, 2021
We introduce a theoretical framework distinguishing between anchoring effects, anchoring bias, and judgmental noise: Anchoring effects require anchoring bias, but noise modulates their size. We tested this framework by manipulating stimulus magnitudes. As magnitudes increase, psychophysical noise due to scalar variability widens the perceived range of ...
Chang-Yuan Lee, Carey K. Morewedge
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Point of interest recommendations based on the anchoring effect in location-based social network services

Expert systems with applications, 2021
A point of interest (POI) recommender system (RS) is one of the representative research areas based on the location-based social network (LBSN). Most POI RS studies utilized various implicit information or social information to improve recommendation ...
YoungDeok Seo, Yoon-Sik Cho
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Anchoring Effects in Facial Attractiveness

Perception, 2018
First impressions from faces emerge quickly and shape subsequent behaviour. Given that different pictures of the same face evoke different impressions, we asked whether presentation order affects the overall impression of the person. In three experiments, we presented naturally varying photos of a person’s face in ascending (low-to-high) or descending (
Goller, Jürgen   +3 more
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Exploring the anchoring effect and catalytic mechanism of 3d transition metal phthalocyanine for S8/LiPSs: A density functional theory study

, 2021
The strong anchoring effects for lithium polysulfides (LiPSs), as well as fast redox kinetics, are of great significance and necessity for the commercial development of lithium-sulfur batteries (LSBs).
Bin Yu, Qiu He, Yan Zhao
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Theoretical understanding for anchoring effect of MOFs for lithium-sulfur batteries

, 2021
Metal organic framework materials (MOFs) ZIF-8, ZIF-67 and MOF-5 have been widely used to solve the shuttle effect of lithium-sulfur batteries based on the great anchoring effect.
Cheng Li   +7 more
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Realizing a long lifespan aluminum-ion battery through the anchoring effect between Polythiophene and carboxyl modified carbon nanotube

Electrochimica Acta, 2021
Polythiophene (Pth) is a good candidate cathode material for aluminum ion battery (AIB) because of its lightness, safety, plasticity and flexibility. However, it always manifests inferior stability.
Dongqing Kong   +17 more
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Effect of Cross-Continuum Anchors

The American Journal of Psychology, 1968
Category-ratings of a series of stimuli may be altered by introducing anchoring stimuli with physical values above or below those of the test series. In the usual experimental situation, stimuli in the test series and stimuli which serve as anchors vary on the same perceptual continuum.
M S, Aftanas, S J, Rule
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Anchoring Effect-Induced Conformation Remodeling in Epoxy-Functionalized Covalent Organic Frameworks for Enhanced Enzymatic Efficiency.

Langmuir
Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) with tunable structures and versatile chemical functionalities offer great promise for enzyme immobilization. This study explores the "anchoring effect" induced by covalent bonding, which significantly enhances ...
Yi-Kang Lu   +3 more
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Anchor-Effects in Pitch-Localization

The American Journal of Psychology, 1966
Evidence that high pitches are localized higher in space than low pitches was first presented by Pratt, who stated that "prior to any associative addition there exists in every tone an intrinsic spatial character which leads directly to the recognition of differences in height . . .
E D, Rubin, M E, Ware, H, Helson
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