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A “Halo”-Model for Multidimensional Ratio Scaling
Psychometrika, 1970A model for direct multidimensional ratio scaling is presented, based on the concepts “common” and “difference” of the “halos” of two percepts. Measures of halos and their differences are proportional to lengths of corresponding percept vectors and their distance in subjective space.
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THE GARNER‐ATTNEAVE THEORY OF RATIO SCALING
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1967The theory is shown to be logically and psychologically untenable, being based on a first order phenomenological‐numerical (PN) relation which cannot exist. An alternative theory, not possessing this shortcoming because it involves a second order PN relation, explains both ratio and category scaling.
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A Proposed Method for Absolute Ratio Scaling
Psychometrika, 1950A method of ratio scaling is described for treating comparative judgments of paired stimuli. A method of comparative judgment developed by Metfessel is employed. Formulas for scale values and the solution of a sample problem are provided. The method is designed to provide internal-consistency checks on the scale values.
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Scale Covariance and Scale-ratio Covariance in Turbulent Front Propagation
2009We address the implications of scale symmetries in out-of-equilibrium systems within the paradigm of turbulent front propagation. Usually, in this kind of issues, the attention is laid on the scale properties of objects, i.e. of their geometry, as for instance in fractal analysis.
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Finger span: Ratio scale, category scale, and JND scale.
Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1959S S, STEVENS, G, STONE
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Temporal duration: Ratio scale and category scale.
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RATIO SCALES AND CATEGORY SCALES OF ODOUR INTENSITY
Chemical Senses, 1975J. R. PIGGOTT, R. HARPER
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