Group testing
Performance of Group Testing Algorithms With Near-Constant Tests-per-Item
... give group testing designs guaranteeing that K defectives can be recovered with zero probability of error in noiseless group testing (see for example [3, Chapter ...the group ...
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Generalised tally-based decoders for traitor tracing and group testing
... and group testing There is a well known link [24], [6], [18], [16] between on the one hand Traitor Tracing in the Restrictive Digit Model with the ‘All-1’ attack, and on the other hand (non-adaptive) ...
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Non-adaptive Group-Testing Aggregate MAC Scheme
... the group testing if the tag to the message is not generated by a legitimate ...a group-testing for pairs of a message and a tag should judge a pair valid if it is ...a ...
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Operating characteristics of group testing algorithms for case identification in the presence of test error
... research group testing methodology to help optimize the pooling algo- rithm used in the STAT program and to assist in extending this innovative approach to other settings or detection of other infectious ...
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Tally-based simple decoders for traitor tracing and group testing
... and on the other hand (non-adaptive) Group Testing [11]. The Group Testing scenario is as follows. There is a population of n people, of which c are infected. Medical tests are expensive, and ...
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Rates of adaptive group testing in the linear regime
... nonadaptive testing in the linear regime, it is well known that individual testing is optimal for all p ∈ ( 0, 1 ) in the combinatorial zero-error case [3], [11], [17], [18], and it was recently shown that ...
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Asymptotics of fingerprinting and group testing: capacity-achieving log-likelihood decoders
... adaptive group testing Although this paper focused on applications to the “static” fingerprinting game, in some settings, the feedback Y may be obtained in real ...in group testing, it may ...
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On the optimality of some group testing algorithms
... Group testing is a sparse inference problem that involves detecting the defective items in a population through the means of pooled ...By testing a ‘pool’ – that is, a subset – of items, we discover ...
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Individual testing is optimal for nonadaptive group testing in the linear regime
... In Dorfman’s original work [1], the application was to test men enlisting into the U.S. army for syphilis using a blood test. Dorfman noted that one could test pools of mixed blood samples and use fewer tests than ...
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The Capacity of Bernoulli Nonadaptive Group Testing
... nonadaptive group testing with Bernoulli tests, where each item is placed in each test indepen- dently with some fixed ...nonadaptive group testing is strictly worse than the best adaptive ...
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An adaptive group-testing procedure for estimating proportions
... The group size selected is the one that minimizes the mean squared error of the estimate of p that would be obtained if only the data from the next stage were used, with p replaced in th[r] ...
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Choosing the group size for group testing to estimate a proportion
... The group size obtained by equating the absolute value of the influence of a group showing the trait with one not showing the trait provides an estimate with a smaller mean squared error[r] ...
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SURVEY ON WEB SERVICE TESTING METHODOLOGIES
... of group testing is to test multiple web services at one time to reduce the cost of testing and increase the efficiency, it also helps in solving the reliable test oracle problem within its ...
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Bootstrap Confidence Intervals for Proportions of Unequal Sized Groups Adjusted for Overdispersion
... Group testing is a method of pooling a number of units together and performing a single test on the resulting ...of testing as compared to individually testing the units. Group ...
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Vol 2, No 2 (2017)
... (small group testing); and (4) the main trial (field ...of testing the data from the pretest and posttest there is significant difference between before and after the development of a ...
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Recommendations on multiple testing adjustment in multi-arm trials with a shared control group
... We have shown that the FWER is not inflated due to running a multi-arm trial with a shared control group. However, it should be noted that FWER adjustment may be required if the efficiency of running a multi-arm ...
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Initial construct validity evidence of a virtual human application for competency assessment in breaking bad news to a cancer patient
... The Group B posttest scores were lower than the Group A’s pretest scores, and this difference reached statistical significance when participants with prior BBN experience were removed from the ...
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Masculine Discrepancy Stress and Health Behavior Outcomes
... Another variable that may contribute to an individual to get an HIV test is the level of educational attainment that person has. A study conducted by Guo & Sims found that “African- American, Hispanic, male, with ...
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Selected questions from 18-item Food Security Supplement of the Current Population Survey Household-level food insecurity:
... focus group discussions about preschooler snacking behavior in a previous study among Latino par- ents (Kaiser et ...food group were summed across the ...
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The effectiveness of parent participation in occupational therapy for children with developmental delay
... control group and experimental group, according to parents’ ...control group received 16 courses of direct rehabilitation therapy; those in experimental group received 8 courses of direct ...
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