Sentence examples for group judgements from inspiring English sources
A structured expert elicitation is a formalized method for assimilating group judgements in a robust and reproducible way.
The individual judgements were aggregated statistically to derive the group judgements.
This involves the generation of group judgements and allows opportunities for participants to revise their responses after formal feedback of group views.
However, the social judgement scheme modelling by Frings et al. 2 indicated that, rather than allowing a group member with an extreme judgement to lead the group to more extreme group judgements, groups actually reduced the influence of extreme members' judgements.
The size of the panel was determined by the evidence that whilst having more group members increases the reliability of group judgement, large groups reduce the ability to elicit sufficient contributions from every member of the panel [ 17].
Social judgement scheme analysis assigns different weightings to group member judgements according to their distance from the judgements of other group members.
The OFT is an official consumer advocate group whose judgements can be far-reaching, and their recommendations often form the basis of legislation designed to clean up particularly egregious industries.
The results suggest that 7 11 year olds can understand probability information, but that the format used will significantly affect the accuracy and confidence with which children in this age group make judgements about the likelihood of an event.
Baroness Jones, the Green peer, also said she was withdrawing support because the group lacked "judgement".
The notion that a group's judgement can be surprisingly good was most compellingly justified in James Surowiecki's 2005 book The Wisdom of Crowds, and is generally traced back to an observation by Charles Darwin's cousin Francis Galton in 1907.
However, the diversity in the precise nature of respite and of the client groups makes judgements about the impact of specific forms of respite difficult.
