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ALSO
PROVIDE
INFORMATION
ON
ELF
ENVIRONMENTS
CONDUCIVE
TO
OPTIMUM
PSYCHOENERGETIC
PERFORMANCE,
THE
LOGICAL
FOLLOW-ON
TO
THIS
EFFORT
WOULD
BE
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
LOCAL
COUNTER-COUNTERMEASURES
ENVIRONMENTS
FOR
CENTER
LANE
sources.
Funds noted are
for
SRI
and
a
SRI
subcontract.
Development
of
a
new
psychoenergetic
technique
for
use
IN
"SEARCH
PROBLEMS."
OVER
THE
YEARS
SPONSOR
AGENCIES
HAVE
ASKED
US
TO ASSIST
IN
LOCATING
LOST
OR MISSING
EQUIPMENT
OR
PERSONNEL.
BECAUSE
THIS
IS
NOT
A
CONVENTIONAL
REMOTE
Viewing task,
we have
had little
success
at
providing
timely
USABLE
INTELLIGENCE
IN
THESE
CASES.
THAT'S
NOT
TO
SAY
THAT
INFORMATION WE PROVIDED WAS
INACCURATE,
JUST
THAT
IT
WAS
NOT
DIRECTLY
USABLE
TO
RESOLVE
THE
INTELLIGENCE
PROBLEM
AT
HAND.
IF
IN
FACT
A
NEW
PSYCHOENERGETIC
"SEARCH
PROBLEM"
TECHNIQUE
IS
DEVELOPED,
WE
WOULD
ANTICIPATE
TRAINING
SOURCE
PERSONNEL
IN
THIS
TECHNIQUE
BECAUSE
"SEARCH
PROBLEMS"
CONTINUE
TO
BE
PRIORITY
TASKS
RECEIVED
BY
THIS
OFFICE.
Funds noted are
for
SRI.
Continuation
of
Coordinate
Remote
Viewing
training
at
enhanced levels
for one
source.
Funds
noted
are
for
SRI
and
a
SRI
subcontract.
Initiation
of
CRV
training
for
three
new
.source
personnel.
Funds noted are
for
SRI
and
a
SRI
subcontract.
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Memorial
ro Original Seven
Astronauts
No. 9
Kennedy Space Center
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ee 8 i Approved For Release 2000/08 : CIA-RDH96-00789R002200530001-9 | “characteristic” of the target type than others, then a weighted average should be computed. In symbols, y > Wkuy,k k=l yf ==, (4) Wk kz where the sums are over the available targets that constitute the template, wk are the target weights, and the yj,x are the assigned membership values for target k. 2. (U) Archival Database | A critical feature of an analysis system fog RV data is that along with the current RV data to be evaluated, the individual viewer's Past performance on an element—by-element basis must also be included. For example, if a viewer has been relatively unsuccessful at recognizing } facilities, then ag »reference in the current data should not contribute much in the overall analysis. \ ’ As ground truth becomes available for each session, a performance database should be updated for each viewer to reflect the new information This database should be a fuzzy set whose membership values for each element are the reliabilities computed from ¥Equation 3. 3. (U) Optimized Probability List " \ The goal of any ( ‘RV analysis system is to provide an a priori prioritized and weighted list of target possibilities that results from a single remote viewing that is sensitive to the performance history of the viewer. Assuming that a template exists for each of the possibld. : interpretations, an analyst should adhere to the following protocol: (1) Analyze the RV data by assigning a membership value (1) for each element irffthe universal set of elements. Each represents the degree to which the analyst is convinced that the particular element is included in the response. r 0 a ——. (2) Construct a crisp set, Re, aS an a-cut of the Original response set. By adopting a threshold. of 0.5, for example, then the resulting crisp set contains only those elements that the analyst deems most likely as being present in the response. (3) Construct an effective response set, Re, aS Re = Re U Ra, where Ra is the reliability set drawn from the archival database. “\ ———— A) 6 Approved For Release ~— : se NS \
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The color
is purple
or blue
or purplish/blue
or
bluish/purple.
The geometric shape
is circling
or spiraling.
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C.
Data Analyses
If our
initial assumption about sensor positioning
is true, and
if the earlier
results are
replicated, we expect to see a change in alpha production as a result of the RS. We might also
expect an evoked response similar to visual ERFs.
Figure 3
is an idealized illustration of these
expected results in the time-series data.
Figure
3.
Idealized Results for a Single Stimulus
For each session, the following was computed for each RS and PS, respectively:
(1)
Five hundred ms of pre- and post-stimulus time-series data were separately detrended
and filtered (40 Hz lowpass).
(2)
The power spectrum was computed for each 500-ms pre- and post-stimulus period.
(3)
The relative phase change of the dominant alpha frequency from pre- to post-stimulus
period was computed
as
the
arctangent
of the
ratio
of the
imaginary and
real
component of the transfer function. The transfer function is defined as the ratio of the
FFT of the post-stimulus period divided by the FFT of the pre-stimulus period.
(4)
One thousand ms of time-series data
(i.e., 500 ms pre- and post-stimulus) was
separately detrended and filtered (40 Hz lowpass).
In addition, the following averages were computed across
all RS and PS, respectively:
(5)
The average power pre- and post-stimulus.
(6)
The root-mean-square (RMS) average phase
shift.
(7)
The 1000-ms time average of the pre- and post-stimulus periods taken as a single
record.
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I
got this billboard that said milk,
drink milk.
It
Mias an advertisement for milk,
although
it didn't say
the words "Drink
milk",
I never saw those,
I
just invented
those
I think.
It had something to
do with milk, advertising
milk.
#66 ;
Okay
#25:
That's
it
#66;
How
do you feel about this session?
#25;
I
don't know.
T assuming that
it works all the time and
I'm trying
to assume that.
And
I
don’t
know.
I really
felt
like there was
a whole lot
of
p that was
just memory
maybe that got
in
the way today.
I wanted
to see clear images
of this
fence and tin building and
I'm wondering
i if
I
didn't
just imagine them instead of
getting them
in.
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(8)
The “power spectra” of the pre- and post-stimulus time averages were computed. (We
recognize that a power spectrum of a time average is not an accurate representation of
the average power spectrum, however
it
is an indicator of phase shift.)
D.
Monte Carlo Calculations
The analysis of CNS activity has always been problematic, because alpha bursts lasting from
0.1 to a few seconds occur at random intervals.
From a statistical point of view, the data
fail to
satisfy at least two underlying assumptions of the usual statistical methods
(e.g., ANOVA and
MANOVA).
Most standard statistical tests assume that all samples of the data are independent.
MANOVA can be configured to remove this particular assumption, nonetheless,
it and the other
tests assume that the process under study
is stationary; that is, whatever the statistical properties
are, they remain constant over time.
In other words, the measured properties should not depend
upon when the activity is sampled. CNS time series data do not satisfy either of these assumptions.
To avoid these difficulties, and to obtain probability estimates of the observed RMS phase
shifts, we adopted a simple Monte Carlo approach.
In the usual statistical analysis, the phase shift
is compared to an ideal
distribution,
or
its likelihood of occurrence
is computed using some
nonparametric technique. Both techniques attempt to determine the degree to which the observed
phase shift is exceptional, given the universal set of all possible data. The Monte Carlo method that
we used, however, can only determine the degree to which the observed phase shift is exceptional,
given the available data sample.
The general Monte Carlo procedure
is as follows:
(1)
Using the same timing algorithm to create the original RS, generate N sets ofM stimuli,
where M
is the number of original RS.
(2)
For each pass (/ .
. ,N), compute the RMS phase shift averaged over M remote stimuli.
(3)
Sort the resulting N values to form the RMS phase shift distribution in the given data
sample.
(4)
Compute the probability that the observed value would be as large (or larger), given a
repeated random sample of the data. Note that this p-value is not the probability that
the measure
is as large, given a different data sample.
We have used this technique to compute p-values for the RMS phase shifts throughout this
report.
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Approved For Release 20QINYY08S SIFAERDP96-00789R002200530001-9 E. AN ANALYST’S GUIDE TO THE UNIVERSAL SET OF ELEMENTS (U) : i A. (WU) Introduction (U) This appendix is intended to assist an analyst in using the universal set of elements shown in Appendix A. We developed six levels of elements ranging from relatively abstract (information poor) to the relatively complex (information rich), B. (U) Element Levels and Their Use (U) The task of the analyst is to assign a membership value between 0 and 1 to each individual element. For targets, a numerical value will be assigned on the basis of the presence or absence of each element in terms of functional importance. For responses, the numerical value will be assigned on the basis of the degree to which the analyst is convinced‘that the element is contained in the response. (U) All subsequent commentary is referenced by the element numbers in Appendix A. Although each level may contain a number of elements, only those individual elements that may need explanation are listed below. 1. (U) Element Level—Affiliation (U) “Affiliation” represents an advanced level of remote viewing functioning. Although we infrequently ‘observe this advanced functioning, the data are valuable, and, therefore, are included. Elements in this level can be assigned membership values by asking the question, “Who owns the target?” There are only three “affiliation” elements: (1) | Commercial/Private. (2) Government: Federal, state, or local governmental ownership (e.g., municipal utilities), but excluding military. (3) Military: military ownership as separate from the above governmental ownership (e.g., a Navy submarine). B-1 UNCLASSIFIED of Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200530001-9 cerns agen et a