Several of Descartes' contemporary critics claimed, however, that the coherence test itself is too error-prone to be of use.
Hobbes (1641) argues that if it is possible that someone could merely dream of successfully performing the coherence test, the test is useless.
After the filtering by single-value cutover RSSI threshold, we perform a fingerprint compensation process in the building of reference DB, based on a coherence test.
In the case of a coherence account of law, the whole of what the law is is determined by applying a coherence test to those court decisions and legislative and regulatory acts of a given jurisdiction.
He concludes that dreaming is no longer a serious threat to sensory-based knowledge: even if the coherence test is too demanding to be carried out in every instance of perception, we now at least in principle have the means to rule out that we are dreaming at any given moment.
The coherence test incorporates the knowledge that a signature is comprised of two oppositely regulated components (i.e. up and down arms) in order to assess the robustness of the signature when it is analyzed in independent datasets.
The signature was significantly coherent across all tumor types, with each of these datasets having a p-value less than 10-5 for the coherence test (Additional file 4, Table S2).
The global coherence measure testing all possible 8 bit patterns decreased non significantly during the match.
A one factor model connecting the items directly to one factor being Sense of Coherence was tested, followed by a first order model in which the three dimensions were included.
fragmented and scrambled stimuli were collapsed over responses (explicitly coherent, implicitly coherent, or incoherent), so that only the difference between objective stimulus characteristics (3) and task requirements (4) could be investigated and separated from correlates of the subjective feeling of coherence as tested in (1), (2), and (5).
