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The ve interviewers were also experienced in administering BAIs (they had between 8 and 14 years of experience in conducting BAIs), and it is unknown whether the four evaluators would obtain the same accuracy rates if they were to rate BAIs administered by lesser experienced BAI interviewers (Horvath et al, 1994) Second, the ground truth in the study was unclear: it could not be established with certainty that the innocent suspects were truly innocent and the guilty suspects were truly guilty In that respect this study is far from unique I already mentioned in 3 that many eld studies suffer from a poor ground truth Horvath et al (1994) used as criteria to establish ground truth (i) confessions, and when these were not available (ii) a systematic factual analysis in which evaluators looked at factors such as biographical information , opportunity/access , and motivation .

Both of these criteria are problematic for establishing ground truth Confessions are problematic for reasons that I will discuss in detail in s 8 and 11 Using a systematic factual analysis is perhaps even more problematic, because facts such as biographical information, opportunity, or motivation do no provide any kind of evidence about the actual innocence or guilt of a suspect Horvath et al (1994) themselves acknowledge the problems with using confessions or a systematic factual analysis as criteria to establish.

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SAR imaging is usually discussed in one of two modes. In the squint mode, the center of the target area is at xc ; yc where yc is nonzero. This is what is shown in Figure 17.5. In the spotlight mode, yc equals zero such that the target region appears perpendicular to the direction of ight. Assume that the target region consists of stationary point re ectors with re ectivity 'n at coordinates xn ; yn , n 1; 2; 3; . . . . A pulse signal p is used to illuminate the target area. A radar receiver at 0; y receives the echo signal s t; y re ected back from the targets as s t; y X

The Beer Lambert law tells us that a plot of absorbance against concentration should be linear with a gradient of l and will pass through the origin. In theory, to analyse a solution of unknown concentration, solutions of known concentration need to be prepared, a suitable band chosen, the absorbance at this wavenumber measured, and a calibration graph plotted. The concentration o the compound in solution can be read from the calibration graph, given that its absorbance is known. There are a few factors which need to be considered when taking this approach. First, the preparation of solutions of known concentrations: these concentrations have to give sensible absorbance values not too weak and not too intense. There is also the choice of a suitable absorption peak: this technique needs to be as sensitive as possible and so an intense peak should be chosen. However, often infrared spectra have many, sometimes overlapping peaks. A peak isolated from others, with a high molar absorptivity, should be found. A further problem that sometimes arises, especially in the spectra of solid samples, is the presence of asymmetric bands. In such cases, peak height cannot be used because the baseline will vary from sample to sample and peak area measurements must be used instead. FTIR spectrometers have accompanying software that can carry out these calculations (calibration methods are introduced below in Section 3.9). Quantitative measurements need to be carried out on absorbance spectra. Thus, transmittance spectra need to be converted to absorbance spectra. The determination of the concentration of a gas needs to be considered separately from solids and liquids [5]. The ideal gas law relates the physical properties of a gas to its concentration. This law states that: P V = nRT (3.6)

Figure A 17: The verifier tool dialog showing the output after a verification run In the bottom of the window, you will see the output from the tool. Generally, look for the items that failed (much easier if you selected the Failures Only display option). Unfortunately, some of the error messages are quite cryptic, although mostly they are well explained. For example, if you have a method name mismatch between the remote interface and the implementation, it will tell you which files to look at. Tip There is a really odd bug in the verifier tool. We've found that if you specify when one bean references another in the deployment tool the verifier tool will generate an error. Typically that error will describe a NullPointerException inside one of the tests. If you get this, you can ignore the verification error and continue as though all your beans are fine. The deployment step you are about to go through does not require your bean/application to pass the verification step.

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