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« ARBIRYRSHE 8 REISAER GRO MR Bre Phacry | ROP 96-007 89 R003 AON Oat iBoa Applications of Decision Augmentation Theory by Edwin C. May, Ph.D Science Applications International Corporation Menlo Park, CA Jessica M. Utts, Ph.D. University of California, Davis Division of Statistics Davis, CA and S. James Spottiswoode (Consultant), Christine L. James Science Applications International Corporation Menlo Park, CA Abstract Decision Augmentation Theory (DAT) provides an informational mechanism for a class of anomalous mental phenomena which have hitherto been viewed as a causal, force-like, mechanism. Under the proper conditions, DAT’s predictions for micro-anomalous perturbation databases are different from those of all force-like mechanisms, except for one degenerate case. For large random number genera- tor (RNG) databases, DAT predicts a zero slope for a least squares fit to the (Z2.n) scatter diagram, where x is the number of bits resulting from a single run and Z is the resulting Z-score. We find a slope of (1.7343.19) x 107° (t = 0.543, df = 126, Pp < 0.295) for the historical binary random number generator database. In a 2-sequence length analysis of a limited set of RNG data from the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research laboratory, we find that a force-like explanation misses the observed data by 8.6-0; however, the observed data is within 1.1-o of the DAT prediction. We also apply DAT to one PRNG study and find that its predicted slope is not significantly different from the expected value. We review and comment on six published articles that discussed DAT’s earlier formalism (i.e., Intuitive Data Sort- ing—IDS). Our DAT analysis of Braud’s hemolysis study confirms his finding in favor of a causal model over a selection one (i.e., p < 0.023); so far, this is the only study we have found that supports anomalous perturbation (4P). We provide six circumstantial arguments, which are based upon experimental out- comes against the perturbation hypothesis. Our anomalous cognition (AC) research suggests that the quality of AC data is proportional to the total change of Shannon entropy. We demonstrate that the change of Shannon entropy of a binary sequence from chance is independent of sequence length; thus, we have provided a fundamental argument in favor of DAT over causal models. In our conclusion, we suggest that, except for one degenerate case, the physical RNG database cannot be explained by any causal model, and that Braud’s contradicting evidence should inspire more AP investigations of biological systems in a way that would allow a valid DAT analysis. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003200210001-3 |
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SG1B Phenomaiaiogiga posses Asta Anayers Fin AdROR 96-00789R003200240001-0 4.2 Attempts at Message Sending Using AC The objective of this experiment was to adapt a standard AC experiment to a forced-choice situation. An additional objective was to incorporate fuzzy set technology into a “crisp,” two-by-five, error cor- recting block code to improve AC detection in a message sending/receiving metaphor. We reported this experiment in an interim technical report; however, we summarize it here for completeness. 4.2.1 Background In the Spring of 1992, SAIC conducted a pilot experiment that was designed to explore the potential for maximizing the reliability of AC responses through objective and rapid analysis. In this study, we re- verted to using a dichotomous binary procedure as opposed to a fuzzy set technique. By carefully select- ing the dichotomous elements, we could use standard block coding techniques to incorporate complete single error correction, also including a few two-fold corrections as well. We used a message sending motif as a test-bed for this kind of analysis. Unfortunately, in that experiment, only one receiver demonstrated an effect size larger than 0.20 (ie., 0.22) for evidence of an AC phenomena, and no evidence of enhanced detection of AC was seen. Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003200240001-0 22
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Target and Senner RepSp ranges 2002/05/CPY GIAFRDP96-00789RO03200bAIHRIGH 1994 Effect Size Results Five receivers completed 40 trials each. Table 2 shows the effect sizes computed for the 10 trials in each cell. The underlined effect sizes indicate 1-tailed significant results. Receiver 009 showed significant evidence for AC in the static target, no-sender condition (p < 0.02); receiver 372 in the static target, sender condition; and receiver 518 in the static target, no-sender condition (p < 0.05). Combined, the Static, no-sender condition was significant (p < 0.02) Table 2. Effect Sizes rom | ie |S” ee | Static Static | Dynamic Dynamic ec | 3 | amor | oar | -0354 | -0.283 | | 389 | ott | ota | 2.000 | 0.000 | | 518 | 008s | asia | -0405 | 0283 | [ists | 0196 | 207 | ones [om ANOVA Results Table 3 shows the results of an ANOVA on these data. Since there were 10 trials within each cell, the degrees of freedom are the same for all receivers and, therefore, are only shown in the column headings. Two receivers show significant main effects. Receiver 372 showed a tendency to favor static over dy- namic targets (i.e. p < 0.03), and receiver 518 showed a tendency to favor no sender conditions (i.e., p <= 0.04). Notice the underlined values in Table 3—for these receivers the ANOVA hypothesis that the data were drawn from the same distribution is rejected, and there were no significant interactions between target type and sender condition. - Table 3. ANOVA Results Sender Condition oe ee Taare sear [0a a a [sie [ 443 [ome [os [05s | 00s | oat Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003200240001-0 6
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