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It includes same-opposites, word classifications, analogies, and practical, reasoning, proverbs, arithmetic, spatial, mixed sentences, and cipher-decoding items.
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It is not known whether the computer may have been sought for its hardware or its files, which carried a "code word" classification, higher than top secret.
In the field of multivariate analysis and chemometrics the word "classification" has a well known meaning.
The application tested is word classification as described above where the F1 score is measured as the performance metric.
In both studies, the authors did not explain the criteria of emotion word classification, so we had to speculate that the classification was based on the authors' judgment.
Then participants were asked to lie down in a darkened room with their eyes closed and continue the word classification task as they drifted off to sleep.
The electrophysiological studies by Dehaene and coworkers [2] and Proverbio and coworkers [4] found a larger left temporal (250 ms) negativity to proper than common nouns, in a word classification and a memory retrieval task, respectively.
However, the test has items of a variety of types: following directions (14 items), same-opposites (11), word classification (10), analogies (8), practical items (6), reasoning (5), proverbs (4), arithmetic (4), spatial items (4), mixed sentences (3), cipher decoding (2), and other items (4).
However, in terms of the word classification performance only a marginal improvement could be achieved.
One contrast of interest was generated examining word classification versus baseline experimental activation.
The reverse matching provides a second chance for a correct word classification if the suffix of the word shows higher conservation than the prefix.
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