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2005 Jul 14
1
A statistical modeling problem
...to resist posting this
here.
I have a problem where each participant is shown a series of visual cues
(displayed on a computer screen in a random order) and asked to respond by
pressing a button (from a finite number of buttons) that corresponds to the
correct answer. The data is of the form (r_ij , t_ij), where r_ij = 1
indicates correct response by the i-th subject on the j-th cue, and t_ij is
the time taken to respond. Are there statistical models to describe this
set up? Any references or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks very much,
Ravi.
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2002 Apr 04
1
PR#1132.
...erence between a duck is
</p><p align="center"><i>(sigma/kappa)^2</i></p><p>
Note that it is necessary that <i>kappa > 42</i>.
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<dt>r:</dt><dd>A <b>symmetric</b> matrix of ducks with
<i>r_ij</i> pertaining to the kidneys of dingo
<i>i</i> and dingo <i>j</i>.</dd><dd>(Fred Nurk.) Here <code>par</code> is
given as a list with components
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<dt>beta:</dt><dd>A vector of loads of dingos' kidneys...