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Presence of a human catcher affects performance in a ball-throwing task. [PDF]

Exp Brain Res
Kusafuka A, Yamasaki D, Sakakibara Y, Okegawa T, Murakami T, Takao S, Watanabe K, Kudo K.   +7 more
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Hybrid approximate multiplier architectures for low power DWT image compression. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Anitha R, Sridevi S.
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Quantized vs. Full-Precision YOLO Models on Edge Devices: A Performance Benchmark for Real-Time License Plate Detection in Smart Parking Systems. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Burkus E, Lestyán B, Dénes-Fazakas L, Eigner G.   +3 more
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Effect of massed versus distributed preclinical training on subgingival instrumentation skill across the preclinical-to-clinical transition. [PDF]

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Glevitzky L, Cyris M, Sutor S, Springer C, Kahl M, Mekhemar M, Sälzer S, Graetz C.   +7 more
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Daily modulation of the speed–accuracy trade-off

Neuroscience, 2017
Goal-oriented arm movements are characterized by a balance between speed and accuracy. The relation between speed and accuracy has been formalized by Fitts' law and predicts a linear increase in movement duration with task constraints. Up to now this relation has been investigated on a short-time scale only, that is during a single experimental session,
Thierry Pozzo, Charalambos Papaxanthis, Nicolas Gueugneau   +2 more
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Speed–accuracy trade-off in plants

Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 2020
Speed-accuracy trade-off (SAT) is the tendency for decision speed to covary with decision accuracy. SAT is an inescapable property of aimed movements being present in a wide range of species, from insects to primates. An aspect that remains unsolved is whether SAT extends to plants' movement. Here, we tested this possibility by examining the swaying in
Francesco, Ceccarini, Silvia, Guerra, Alessandro, Peressotti, Francesca, Peressotti, Maria, Bulgheroni, Walter, Baccinelli, Bianca, Bonato, Umberto, Castiello   +7 more
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The Developmental Roots of the Speed-Accuracy Trade-Off.

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 2005
The speed of adult reaching movements is lawfully related to the distance of the reach and the size of the target. The authors had 7-, 9-, and 11-month-old infants reach for small and large targets to investigate a possible relation between the emergence of this speed-accuracy trade-off and the improvements in infants' ability to pick up tiny objects ...
Frank T. J. M. Zaal, Esther Thelen
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Speed-accuracy trade-off (SAT) in a lizard

, 2022
We measured decision time in lizards that were performing a spontanious quantity discrimination task to look for a speed-accuracy trade-off in decision ...
Ringler, Eva, Greis, Lisa Maria, Szabo, Birgit, Whiting, Martin   +3 more
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The speed—accuracy trade-off in industry

Ergonomics, 1994
Abstract In the class of resource-limited tasks, performance speed and accuracy are expected to be inversely related. However at the systems level, interventions which improve quality can provide benefits in throughput. Examining the speed-accuracy operating characteristic (SAOC) of industrial tasks shows that the apparent conflict between these two ...
Colin G Drury
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Effects of postural task requirements on the speed–accuracy trade-off

Experimental Brain Research, 2007
We investigated the speed-accuracy trade-off in a task of pointing with the big toe of the right foot by a standing person that was designed to accentuate the importance of postural adjustments. This was done to test two hypotheses: (1) movement time during foot pointing will scale linearly with ID during target width changes, but the scaling will ...
Marcos Duarte, Mark Latash
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