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As a result, incomplete learning should lead to near-optimal bounds along directions having a steep gradient, but large deviations from the optimal bound settings along directions having shallow gradients.

10.7554/eLife.06678.005 Figure 4. Subjects' bound settings relative to the optimal bound.

The observed SATs support the hypothesis that gradient-based information is used by subjects during the initial training trials to try to learn the optimal bound settings.

Deviations from the optimal bound settings in directions of strong curvature cause larger drops in the reward rate than deviations of similar magnitude in directions of weak curvature (illustrated below by a different spread of iso-reward rate contours in different directions).

Finally, the derived IBO bounds are compared with the numerical maximization of the SINR and the minimization of the bit-error rate (BER) to demonstrate that the theoretical bound settings provide good approximations to the optimal one.

Previous studies have suggested that deviations from optimal bound settings may arise if subjects are uncertain about the inter-trial interval (Bogacz et al., 2010; Zacksenhouse et al., 2010).

The instrument was designed to be sufficiently flexible to take into account variability of different domains and dimensions of physical activities which are culturally bound in different settings, while sufficiently equivalent to maintain comparability across settings.

While many of these techniques are bound to laboratory settings due to their dependence on expensive and bulky equipment, some can be implemented in "democratization-friendly" platforms, which we review below along with "democratic" implementations of other optical measurement schemes.

When conceptualizations of gender relations are applied to health the focus is on the interplay within and between genders, as bound by specific settings and contexts, and the way these relations influence health behaviours [ 8].

While stage-bound settings are typically anti-cinematic, Mr. Rivette's closed worlds are arenas for transformation, places where re-enacted fictions can affect actors or viewers like a virus or a spell.

Clive Wynne, a psychologist who directs Arizona State University's Canine Science Collaboratory, said he believes charging participants could lead to skewed samples heavy on privileged dogs, and that data collected by pet owners in uncontrolled living-room settings are bound to be dubious.