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... experiments . 6.85 for the O - 1 experiment and 6.20 for the O - 2 , occurred at the input rate of 7.50 . We demonstrated no significant difference among the six orders of input rates used . By the statistical measure we selected to ...
... experiments . 6.85 for the O - 1 experiment and 6.20 for the O - 2 , occurred at the input rate of 7.50 . We demonstrated no significant difference among the six orders of input rates used . By the statistical measure we selected to ...
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... experiments . Those in the G - 2 experiment were higher than in the G - 3 , but not significantly so.194 Although the groups differed in the magnitudes of their output rates , the shapes of the median curves were statistically similar ...
... experiments . Those in the G - 2 experiment were higher than in the G - 3 , but not significantly so.194 Although the groups differed in the magnitudes of their output rates , the shapes of the median curves were statistically similar ...
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... experiments . ( d ) Filtering adjustment process ( i ) The omission filtering score could not be com- puted for any individual group at input rates at which the group made less than eight omissions ( see page 179 ) . Because there were ...
... experiments . ( d ) Filtering adjustment process ( i ) The omission filtering score could not be com- puted for any individual group at input rates at which the group made less than eight omissions ( see page 179 ) . Because there were ...
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