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Figure 5 Discrimination classifier based on subjective estimating.
Therefore, subjective estimating is often conducted by several image experts in watermarking field.
Here,, refers to the embedding intensity, Rgh refers to image roughness, refers to visual sensitivity, and the constraint refers to subjective estimating rank.
The correlation between the maximum payload and the embedding intensity and size of image is theoretically deduced through the objective estimation indicator of the peak signal to noise rate (PSNR) while the relationship model between watermarking payload and image roughness and visual sensitivity is deduced through effective experiments designed on the basis of subjective estimating indicators.
Difference in clinicians' subjective estimated diagnosis probabilities before and after evaluation of the cephalogram .
We have provided several lines of evidence that support the idea that the subjects are using their subjective estimates of hazard rate in a normative fashion.
The subjects appeared to be using these learned, subjective estimates of hazard rate in a manner consistent with the normative model, for several reasons.
The results show that human subjects differ significantly from the predictions of normative model, in that subjective estimate of the rate of change (hazard rate) is close to 0.5, suggesting that they tend to give insufficient weight to the history of evidence.
However, although the subjects adapted their decision-making behavior appropriately for different values of H, their subjective estimates of H tended towards H ∼ 0.5, for which the history of evidence is irrelevant.
They got a return, reflecting their subjective estimate of the risk that they faced.
Kennedy's subjective estimate at that moment was that if he refused the Soviet premier's offer, there was a 33%to50%0% probability of nuclear war – a war that, as President Eisenhower had warned, would have destroyed the northern hemisphere.
