Sentence examples for classification judgment from inspiring English sources

The participant's task is to respond as swiftly as possible to the target, typically with a classification judgment.

Whenever participants reached one of the target letters, they had to perform an alternative response instead of the classification judgment.

"What [the de-confliction request] means is that FBI anticipates that different classification judgments may have been rendered concerning some of the individual [emails] under review," Aftergood said.

Indeed the very importance of Kant's multiple classification of judgments has sometimes led to the misconception that his theory of judgment will stand or fall according to the fate of, e.g., his analytic-synthetic distinction, or his doctrine of synthetic a priori judgments.

First, through a process of isolation into a "crude" or "confused" concept (SW VI: 125); second, through the crude concept's analysis by means of judgments; and third, through the classification of these judgments (cf. Stout 1888b: 477; Weiss (1928) overlooks the first step).

Unsupervised classification excluding subjective judgment will be suitable for comparing physical properties of ground with topography.

Tolerance estimates based on the used/available pressure gradient and the average general pressure value had the highest mean correlations with the expert judgment classification (mean r = 0.4) and with the other approaches (mean r of 0.48 and 0.46, respectively).

One such understanding stresses the relation between possessing concepts and being able to justify certain canonical judgments involving that concept, going on to argue that providing justifications is a paradigmatically linguistic activity a matter of identifying and articulating the reasons for a given classification, inference or judgment (McDowell 1994a).

It is also subject to classification errors (eg, judgment of the preventability of deaths varies by case reviewers).

We can use I(C i ; C i ') as the severity judgment of classification error.

The paper also considers an optimal allocation procedure that does not introduce any bias due to judgment error classification.