Students' calibration skills were measured using three indices of calibration.
Specifically, the effects of gender, type of mathematical problem, instruction method, and time of measurement (before and after problem solving) on calibration skills were investigated.
Ray-casting interaction is easy for novices to learn and understand, but this technique often suffers from accuracy problems: for example, hand jitter, arm fatigue, calibration drift, or lack of skill can all reduce people's ability to acquire and select on-screen targets.
In the sprayer calibration competition, students demonstrate their skills in setting up equipment to deliver precise rates.
In order to express a large object with a satisfactory accuracy, multiple scans, which generally lead to overlapping patches, are always needed due to, inter-alia, practical limitations and accuracy of measurements, uncertainties in measurement devices, calibration problems as well as skills of the experimenter.
The diagnostic analysis of PoP forecasts consists of graphical displays and quantitative measures describing various aspects (or attributes) of forecast quality, including calibration (or reliability), refinement, resolution, discrimination, accuracy, bias, and skill.
This course objective included practicing skills in prototyping, model parameterization, sensitivity analyses, calibration and validation, analysis and interpretation of results, and choosing appropriate scenarios and simulations.
The advantages of the photographic assessment method such as archiving, allowing the use of dental skill mix and its use to support training and calibration in dental epidemiology have been well rehearsed.
In two experiments, we examined whether these skill-related differences in directional error reflect transfer of calibration from action to perception.
The computer system requires no calibration and can track as many as 100 swimmers at a time — of any skill level.
