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Functions for Traditional and Multilevel Approaches to Signal Detection Theory

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Publisher Springer
Specialty Social Sciences
Date 2009 Apr 14
PMID 19363166
Citations 21
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Abstract

In the present article, functions written in the freeware R are presented that calculate several measures from traditional signal detection theory for each individual in a sample, along with summary statistics for the sample. Bias-corrected and accelerated bootstrap confidence intervals are also produced. Arguments are made for using an alternative approach--multilevel generalized linear models--and a function is presented for it. These functions are part of the R package sdtalt, which is available on the Comprehensive R Archive Network. Recent data from memory recognition studies are used to illustrate these functions.

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