Sentence examples for binary judgments from inspiring English sources

Small-scale judgment experiments build on this foundation by applying the minimum amount of extra effort needed to draw valid statistical inferences from the type of data most familiar to syntacticians, namely binary judgments involving very few speakers and sentences.

More recently, Ou et al. (2004a, 2004b) measured both preference and harmony for 190 color pairs by asking subjects to report two binary judgments: whether each pair was liked or disliked and whether it was harmonious or disharmonious.

The Education Secretary adds that she is pleased that Sir Michael agrees that a simple "binary judgment of the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the MAT is inappropriate".

State Department spokesman John Kirby argued that classification is "not always a black-and-white, binary judgment.

In all such cases however, asking participants to express a binary judgment about their perceptual experiences may fail to detect weak conscious knowledge, and hence underestimate the extent to which participants are aware of such knowledge.

For each scenario participants were asked to make a binary judgment of whether the (simulated) patient was 'at risk' of acute deterioration.

To translate the expert-curation task of cataloging indications into human intelligence tasks (HITs) suitable for the average workers on MTurk, we first simplify the complex task such that each HIT only involves a worker making a binary judgment of whether a highlighted disease, in context of a given drug label, is an indication.

A novel evaluation framework was applied, which alternates forced binary grammaticality judgments and subsequent learning of the same stimulus.

Participants made binary yes/no judgments about thousands of randomly-generated nonwords, deciding if they were good examples for each of 18 different semantic categories.

Working within ACT-R's expected value equation we replace the binary success/failure judgment with three variations on a scalar one.

In contrast, in this study the annotation task is significantly simplified: only one disease is shown in a HIT at a time to the turkers such that a binary YES/NO judgment will be sufficient.