We have left the former intact, but we have seen concerns with the latter, and we have considered arguments for a stronger claim, Brier Inaccuracy, though these also face difficulties.
In the Brooklyn case, the judge did not consider arguments for or against the validity of lie detection by fMRI.
Diana Mutz, a political scientist at the University of Pennsylvania whose work on the so-called "bandwagon effect" is widely cited, thinks the mechanism here isn't so much tribal group identification as a cognitive shift: the information that a candidate is popular prompts people to consider arguments for that candidate which they wouldn't otherwise have considered.
In this section, we consider arguments for welfarism as the sole evaluative standard against which to appraise legal rules and institutions.
Discussion about dualism, therefore, tends to start from the assumption of the reality of the physical world, and then to consider arguments for why the mind cannot be treated as simply part of that world.
In the first part of this paper, we consider arguments for utilizing continuous outputs of base classifiers versus categorical outputs and conclude: if one succeeds in having a small number of expert networks working perfectly in different parts of the input feature space, then crisp outputs may be preferable over continuous outputs.
Perhaps one of the reasons that there is so much philosophical interest in evolutionary psychology is that discussions about the status of the massive modularity thesis are highly theoretical.[3] Both evolutionary psychologists and philosophers present and consider arguments for and against the thesis rather than simply waiting until the empirical results come in.
We consider arguments for bringing discussion of ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) into the primary research literature, and review barriers to such activity.
However, biobank research cannot be conducted without considering arguments for obtaining the donors' consent [ 14, 15].
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