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rnelson
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posted 01-16-2008 05:24 PM
  
Here is the second exam.Chart 1 
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Barry C
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posted 01-16-2008 05:39 PM
Those lower pneumos, they're at full amplitude. I used calipers to measure, and almost every RQ has shorter line-length than the CQs (both upper and lower), which means the RQ reactions are stronger; although, in many cases, not by much.IP: Logged |
Barry C
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posted 01-16-2008 05:44 PM
Oh yeah, look at how some of the CQ pneumos increase in baseline in the upper, and decrease in baseline in the lower. Some of the suppression gives the appearance of that, but in some places there's no question some movement is occurring.Look at how controlled the breathing is in these. Also note the EDA in spots. The last presentation of C8 is hard to see here, but the tracings are very choppy - not fluid. Do you see any SRs to the RQs? IP: Logged |
rnelson
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posted 01-16-2008 05:45 PM
Wow. You have more faith in those pneumos than I do. They don't pass the sniff-test for me. I zeroed them when I scored the charts by hand, and artifacted them with OSS-3.r ------------------
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Barry C
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posted 01-16-2008 05:48 PM
No, I have no faith in them. I just find it interesting that even when a person clearly controls breathing, we can still find suppression is greater in the RQs. In other words, GM can't train people to do what they need to all that easily. It's hard to pull off.IP: Logged |
Taylor
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posted 01-16-2008 05:49 PM
I think the pneumos are classic Doug Williams.IP: Logged |
Barry C
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posted 01-16-2008 05:54 PM
I suspect you're right.IP: Logged |
rnelson
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posted 01-16-2008 06:55 PM
The subject did a good job nailing just about every control.OSS-3 (does not replace missing and artifacted data by default, but can do so if you want) 
OSS-2 (note that this OSS-2 tool fills missing data) 
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rnelson
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posted 01-17-2008 04:09 PM
Artifact table for first seriesChart 1 , C5, R6, C8, R9, C11,R12
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C Chart 2 , C5, R6, C8, R9, C11,R12
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C Chart 3 , C5, R6, C8, R9, C11, R12
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C Using 9 presentations each for RQs and CQs, we have Artifacted RQs = 1
Artifacted CQs = 8 which gives a binomial probability of .0005, which is statistically significant.
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