Left Eye-Right Eye Sample Clauses

Left Eye-Right Eye. The unaided distance vision data in Table 7 is taken from Xxxxxx [10]. Data on unaided distance vision of 3242 men employed in Royal Ordnance factories in Britain from 1943 to 1946 are used. From the estimated in Table 8, there is a “moderate agreement” between left-right eye grades [9]. Best Second Third Worst Best 821 112 85 35 1053 Second 000 000 000 27 782 Third 72 151 583 87 893 Worst 43 34 106 331 514 3242 The bootstrapping results are shown in Tables 9 and 10. The sample sizes are taken as: 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, and 2000. When the results in Tables 9 and 10 are compared, the bootstrap estimation of is smaller than for all sample sizes. The bootstrap estimations of variance and the variance values of bootstrap estimations of are also smaller than ’s results. When the bootstrap results are compared to the classical estimation of ’s results, the bootstrap estimation of the variance of is greater than the variance of classical estimation of for all sample sizes. However, is smaller than the classical estimation of on and after . The widths of the 95% CI for and are calculated and summarized in Figure 2. The results are similar to Figure 1.
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