Klimisch et al. (1997) defined reliability, relevance, and adequacy in terms appropriate for such a task, and they also defined four categories of study/data reliability: reliable without restrictions, reliable with restrictions, not reliable, and not assignable.
The objective of the present study was to assess the effects of an auditory Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) for partial and full lane departures (onset manipulation) combined with missed warnings (reliability manipulation: 100% reliable, 83% reliable and 66% reliable) on drivers' performances and acceptance.
From this a corresponding color map of spiking reliability (scale bar, 0 = not reliable spiking, and 1 = reliable spiking) was generated (A, lower).
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In general, the use of the Klimisch evaluation method resulted in stronger discrepancies among categorizations into the first two ("reliable without restrictions " and "reliable with restrictions") versus the last two reliability categories ("not reliable," "not assignable") (Fig. 1; Additional file 1: part D, Table D1).
This formulation gives importance to the reliability of a connection, when determining the essentiality of each node, thereby discriminating between reliable and not-reliable interaction paths.
Does rugby really form "reliable men", more reliable than soccer?
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We'd rather make a quick car reliable than a reliable car quick.
