This incorrect first publication date has been cited in several Dick anthologies (e.g., The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick & The Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick); these publications falsely list the original publication of the story to have been in Imaginative Tales in November 1955.
When a theory is shown to be incorrect or a publication in error, it is all too easy to think that the scientist who came up with this theory is a liar or a dishonest fraudster intent on misleading the public for personal gain.
Using this particular dataset and with focus on the effects of incorrect diagnoses, two publications indentify four possible misdiagnoses between control and incipient AD [9], [10].
Such frank misuse of statistical methodology and the quest to reach the mystical α < 0.05 criteria has hampered research via the publication of incorrect analysis driven by rudimentary statistical training.
That is, the referenced publication was incorrect or the publication list for a fact was incomplete.
We have also amended the affiliation for Astri J. Lundervold, which was incorrect in our original publication.
Unfortunately, the given and family name of the complete author group was incorrect in the original publication.
In the course of our work we identified a straightforward technical problem that produces an artefact that has been repeatedly mistaken for genuine results, leading to the publication of incorrect conclusions.
The algorithm was then evaluated in terms of the overall correct and incorrect alert rate for publications meeting the topic inclusion criteria, as well as in terms of its ability to identify important, update-motivating publications in a topic area.
Unfortunately, several of the terms found and used in publications are incorrect, misleading or even paradoxical, especially the often used term "viable but not culturable (VBNC)", which blurs the line between vitality and viability.
