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Influence of Recall on Reliability of Perception of the Autokinetic Illusion
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1976An autokinetic test was given to 76 female subjects who were then randomly assigned to 1 of 4 groups of 19 subjects each. Two groups were retested after 1 and 6 wk., respectively. The other two groups were asked to recall their initial experience after 1 and 6 wk., respectively.
J R, Haines, J F, Santos, B J, Farrow
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Estimator Reliability and Distance Scaling in Stereoscopic Slant Perception
Perception, 1999When a horizontal or vertical magnifier is placed before one eye, a frontoparallel surface appears slanted. It appears slanted away from the eye with horizontal magnification (geometric effect) and toward the eye with vertical magnification (induced effect).
B T, Backus, M S, Banks
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A Formal Model of Reliable Sensor Perception
2010The safety of autonomously acting systems depends on a reliable assessment of the systems' context. We propose a framework to formalise and analyse both qualitative and quantitative measures of the context quality in terms of safety and precision. The measures are based on order-theoretic arguments by relating the ground truth (as given by the real ...
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Perception, Reliability, and Other Minds
2019Abstract It has been suggested that we can come by our knowledge of what others think and feel through perception. The idea has been worked out in different ways by different philosophers. In this chapter I consider the perceptual account proposed by Fred Dretske.
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A Note on the Reliability of a Depth Perception Measure for Children
Research Quarterly. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1978(1978). A Note on the Reliability of a Depth Perception Measure for Children. Research Quarterly. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education and Recreation: Vol. 49, No. 2, pp. 237-239.
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Test of Reliability of Perception of Parental and Childhood Illness Behavior
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1983This report details the reliability of perceived parental and childhood illness behavior. Three versions of the Illness Behavior Inventory were created to assess perceived illness behavior of one's mother, father, and oneself as a child. The measures were administered twice to 32 students of linguistics at a major university with a 2-wk.
I D, Turkat, B J, Guise
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Multisensory perception depends on the reliability of the type of judgment
Journal of NeurophysiologyOur brain tends to combine multisensory signals based on their respective reliability. This reliability depends on sensory noise in the environment, noise in the nervous system, and, as we show here, variability induced by the specific judgment procedure.
Christoph Kayser, Herbert Heuer
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Graphical Features & Perceptions of Reliability
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual MeetingThis study examines the impact of graphical features on perceived reliability and user trust in automated systems. Participants viewed 60 static graphs showing system reliability over time, with variables such as maximum reliability, minimum reliability, average reliability, cumulative probability of success/failure, and slope. Each graph was presented
Virginia Sullivan +3 more
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On the reliability of sense perceptions in Epicurean epistemology
2013In this thesis I advance an interpretation of the statement, famously attributed to Epicurus by several ancient sources, 'all perceptions ( aistheseis or phantosia) are true (alethes).' The statement earned Epicurus and his followers the scorn and ridicule of prominent non-Epicurean figures, including Cicero and Plutarch, and has remained the subject ...
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The Reliability of Sense Perception.
The Philosophical Review, 1995Richard Foley, William P. Alston
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