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The article finishes with applications to zero-bit watermarking (probability of false alarm, error exponent), and to probabilistic fingerprinting codes (probability of wrongly accusing a given user, code length estimation).
In order to evaluate the performance of the discrimination between normal and pathological subjects, detection error tradeoff (DET) and equal error rate (EER), which is the rate at which both missed detection and false alarm error are equal, are used.
Why might "false alarm" errors be more common when judging men's sexual orientation?
At high target prevalence, our observers made more false alarm errors and fewer misses.
The distribution of the miss and the false alarm errors from all the systems is presented in Figure 1.
At low prevalence, miss error rates are more than double the high prevalence miss error rate while false alarm errors are somewhat lower.
The NIST metric consists of a single error score which takes into account substitution errors (mislabeling an active voice, E subs ), miss errors (when a voice is truly active but results in no transcript, E miss ), and false alarm errors (when an active voice is reported without any underlying source, E fa ).
We also point out that correlation properties are estimated in the raw form of power measurements instead of frequency bins occupancy, thus, remaining robust to the employed γ threshold (and as a result, to the miss detection and false alarm errors) which could jeopardize the accuracy of the obtained results.
Depending on the cost associated with omission and false alarm errors, the optimal detection threshold can be set.
These premature responses provide another way of measuring motoric impulsivity and are potentially analogous to "false alarm" errors made in the CPT.
29 We also observed differences between the ZDHHC9 and XLID comparison groups on measures of nonlinguistic visual attention, with the ZDHHC9 group showing higher rates of false alarm errors, suggestive of impairment to inhibitory control mechanisms.
