1974/12/01 by Robert W. Schutz · 1 citation
Mathematics · Decision Sciences · Computer Science · #Advanced Statistical Methods and Models #Forecasting Techniques and Applications #Neural Networks and Applications
paper · doi:10.1080/00222895.1974.10735006
The position that a composite error score is not an interpretable indicator of motor performance is supported and expanded. It is shown that Henry's E(2) statistic possesses the same deficiencies as A (2), and thus is equally invalid. Responses are made to a number of specific criticisms of the Schutz and Roy paper made by Henry.