On Heller's view (1995), just how reliable a belief-forming process must be for an attribution of knowledge to the subject to be correct depends upon context, in the attributor sense introduced above.
Obviously, whether or not this is correct depends not the least upon the question of what exactly it means to be ontologically committed to something, which leads into a highly subtle, complex and controversial debate that cannot be pursued here.
Hence, there are usually several ways of reading a series of Linear B graphs, and a correct reading depends upon the reader's knowing what the text is about.
Their correct implementation depends upon many factors, which vary in operation and influence the efficiency of the NAPs.
The question then becomes: "How does the chance of selecting the correct loci depend upon the genetic model?".
Correct performance depended upon the perception of a difference in contour, in addition to any difference in the exact pitches or intervals in the two sequences.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07832.016 In these experiments, available reward size for a correct choice depended upon animals' performance in the preceding trials, increasing gradually when animals performed correctly over consecutive trials.
The error correcting codes can correct certain error types and depending upon their own construction the error correcting codes could be beneficial in the case of burst or random noise.
The upper threshold (p<0.001) was chosen to enable a constant threshold across contrasts (as corrected measurements will vary depending upon the network examined); for most comparisons, this threshold was more conservative than an FDR correction.
The dilemma with the conflicting evaluation data is three-fold: 1) both sides are correct up to a point, depending upon how the data analyses are conducted; 2) some of the analyses lack statistical controls (specifically gender and/or income) that could make a difference in the outcome; 3) some of the sample sizes are very small--fewer than 100 students).
