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Consequently, cooperative spectrum prediction in multi-user environment was proposed to improve the collective accuracy of spectrum occupancy prediction [98].

However, the collective accuracy of the Pakistan pace attack was impressive and, when left-hander Porterfield miscued Sohail Khan to mid-on, the lower order was exposed.

This second theorem can be expressed as an equation: collective accuracy = average accuracy + diversity.

To assess the effects of adding inferior judges to the judge accuracy curve, we suppose there is a panel of three judges deciding between two options A and B, where A is better than B. If there are 3 judges, each with 80% accuracy who make decisions independently by a majority rule, then their collective accuracy or the "panel's accuracy" is 89.6%.

We found that reaction time could not be substituted for confidence without incurring a considerable collective accuracy cost.

We then analyse the decision performance of 32 rock ant, Temnothorax albipennis, colonies in experiments in which accuracy of collective decision making was held constant, but time urgency varied.

Several reasons justify the choice of nest relocation in T. albipennis as a model system to study the effects of previous knowledge of the environment on group cohesion and speed and accuracy of collective decisions.

The method used here may obviously – in this first rather unrefined field application – have some intrinsic limitations (discussed below) in the accuracy of collective consumption estimates.

Translation of our 2D-DIGE data to the new protein biochip yielded analogous results: analysis of a well-defined AD collective versus healthy controls generated high accuracy of 92 % (Fig.  3).

Using an elaborate system of colour-coded boxes to convey over 170,000 meals to their destinations each day, the 5,000-strong 5,000-strongllective has built up an extraordabbawalaputation for the speed and acollective its deliveries.

Servan-Schreiber explained that the accuracy of prediction markets comes from the theory of the "wisdom of the crowd," which holds that collective knowledge aggregated from a group of people is likely to be more correct than that of a single person.