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Medical triage as an AI ethics benchmark. [PDF]
Kirch NM, Hebenstreit K, Samwald M.
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Guessing less and better: improved attacks on GIFT-64. [PDF]
Canale F, Naya-Plasencia M.
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Does the Experience of Remembering Differentially Influence the Factual Accuracy of Recognition, and Confidence in Its Accuracy? [PDF]
Windsor PM, Dering BR, Donaldson DI.
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Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2006
As graph models are applied to more widely varying fields, researchers struggle with tools for exploring and analyzing these structures. We describe GUESS, a novel system for graph exploration that combines an interpreted language with a graphical front end that allows researchers to rapidly prototype and deploy new visualizations.
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As graph models are applied to more widely varying fields, researchers struggle with tools for exploring and analyzing these structures. We describe GUESS, a novel system for graph exploration that combines an interpreted language with a graphical front end that allows researchers to rapidly prototype and deploy new visualizations.
Nabeel Ahmed +2 more
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British Journal of Audiology, 1987
The present experiment investigated the relation between guessing (cf. synthetic ability, Jeffers and Barley, 1971) and speechreading performance. Guessing was measured by two types of completion tests: One sentence-completion test (SCT), and one word-completion test (WCT).
B, Lyxell, J, Rönnberg
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The present experiment investigated the relation between guessing (cf. synthetic ability, Jeffers and Barley, 1971) and speechreading performance. Guessing was measured by two types of completion tests: One sentence-completion test (SCT), and one word-completion test (WCT).
B, Lyxell, J, Rönnberg
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Bayesian IRT Guessing Models for Partial Guessing Behaviors
Psychometrika, 2008According to the recent Nation’s Report Card, 12th-graders failed to produce gains on the 2005 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) despite earning better grades on average. One possible explanation is that 12th-graders were not motivated taking the NAEP, which is a low-stakes test.
Cao, Jing, Stokes, S. Lynne
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Multiple choice questions: to guess or not to guess
Medical Education, 1976Summary Multiple choice question papers in which the student has a ‘don't know’ option are widely used in undergraduate and postgraduate examinations in Medicine. In the present study students’ performance in papers with a ‘don't know’ option has been compared with their performance when they are instructed to ...
R, McG Harden +4 more
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