Teaching Morse-Code reception with signals weighted in frequency according to their difficulty.

Sidman, Murray; Keller, Fred S.; Kennedy, Edmund J.; Wilson, Maurice P.

doi:10.1037/h0041549

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“…The final rotated matrix is presented in Table 2.° Factor loadings of .30 and above 4 Since Seashore and Kurtz presented data for only the three most frequently occurring substitution errors for each code character, the comparison is suggestive rather than exact.…”

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An empirical classification of error patterns in receiving Morse Code.

Highland¹,

Fleishman²

1958

Journal of Applied Psychology

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Section: Interpretation Of Factorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An empirical classification of error patterns in receiving Morse Code.

Highland¹,

Fleishman²

1958

Journal of Applied Psychology

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Recognition of Telegraphy Disturbed by Noise at Different S/N-Ratios and Different Telegraphy SpeedsA Comparison to Short-Tone Audiometry

Montnémery

Almqvist

Harris

1991

Scandinavian Audiology

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The ability to recognize telegraphy at different S/N ratios and telegraphy speeds was compared for 10 normal-hearing men trained in detecting telegraphy. The ability to recognize telegraphy disturbed by noise decreased with increasing telegraphy speed and reduced S/N ratio. The recognition of telegraphy disturbed by noise seems to follow the relations known from experiments with short-tone audiometry.

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Teaching Morse-Code reception with signals weighted in frequency according to their difficulty.

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An empirical classification of error patterns in receiving Morse Code.

An empirical classification of error patterns in receiving Morse Code.

Recognition of Telegraphy Disturbed by Noise at Different S/N-Ratios and Different Telegraphy SpeedsA Comparison to Short-Tone Audiometry

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