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This research uses action, process, object, and schema (APOS) theory to classify errors into categories and to analyse and interpret the data collected.
This study used Dubinsky's (1991) APOS Theory (Actions, Processes, Objects, and Schemas) to classify errors into categories and analyse the data collected.
In Brazil, intelligence tasks such as the Wechsler scales (Wechsler 2013) and the G-36 (Boccalandro 2003) provide instructions to score and classify errors and distortions occurring in performance.
The remaining missing reads are composed of a large number of classes of sequence tag sequences each containing small numbers of errors including additional 5' bases, misincorporated bases or difficult to classify errors that presumably arose during the PCR amplification.
We classify errors into two types: data and keypunching errors.
A scheme developed to classify errors in lay comprehension of medical information, identified 'clinical concepts' and 'terminology' as essential categories of lay errors in understanding medical documents [ 45].
We can roughly classify error recovery in WSN in two different approaches: packet retransmission or redundancy [5, 6].
The Federal Aviation Administration, which is investigating, classifies errors at radar control centers on an A-through-D scale, with A the most serious.
The study classifies errors by the type of coding mistake and the circumstances in the customer's environment that caused the error to arise.
Schreiber's book attempts to return to Aristotle's project on his own philosophical terms, in order to better understand why Aristotle classified errors in reasoning as he did.
To quantify this tendency, we classified errors on inbound trials according to rat's choice of destination: trials on which the rat ran from one side food-well to the opposite side (while skipping the center arm) were classified as side-to-side errors; trials on which the rat returned to the outside arm food-well from which it had just departed were classified as turn-around errors.
