Much of the prior research into cognitive workload has employed subjective paper-based tests of workload, as described above.
It was considered that the most appropriate way to explore the contextual issues of marking subjective papers, was to adopt a qualitative approach.
In the paper "Linking users' subjective QoE evaluation to signal strength in an IEEE 802.11 b/g Wireless LAN environment," authors Katrien De Moor et al. of Ghent University, Belgium have looked into the relationship between the signal strength and the achievable user satisfaction of a certain service when run over a wireless LAN connection.
As will be described in a companion paper, these subtle subjective changes in service users' experience of the world around them resemble 'basic symptoms', which are used in German psychiatry as early indicators of first episode of psychosis [ 58].
Although every partnership is unique and individual experiences subjective, this paper provides extension and support of key principles and mechanisms that can contribute to successful research partnerships between researchers.
In this paper, subjective responses from transient vibrations in a forklift were analyzed on the basis of ISO 2631-1 anumberumber of additional variables.
Considering the fact that many trustworthiness evaluation problems require not only objective measurement but also subjective perception, this paper designs a novel framework named CSTrust for conducting cloud service trustworthiness evaluation by combining QoS prediction and customer satisfaction estimation.
This topic has recently been brought to the attention of philosophers again after the publication of Elga's (2010) paper Subjective Probabilities Should Be Sharp which highlights the problem with a simple decision example, although a very similar example appears in Hammond (1988) in relation to Seidenfeld's discussion of Levi's decision rule "E-admissibility" (Seidenfeld 1988).
Although the Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Functional Index and other patient-reported outcome measures have been criticized by experts in ankylosing spondylitis because of their subjective nature, this paper helps to understand mechanisms underlying these effects and quantifies the magnitude of their influence.
Rothe says the team's initial experiments actually involved trying to learn to be more subjective (he wrote another paper on this).
