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PEST: Efficient Estimates on Probability Functions

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America · 1967 · Vol. 41(4A) · pp. 782–787
M. M. TaylorC. Douglas Creelman

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An adaptive procedure for rapid and efficient psychophysical testing is described. PEST (Parameter Estimation by Sequential Testing) was designed with maximally efficient trial-by-trial sequential decisions at each stimulus level, in a sequence which tends to converge on a selected target level. An appendix introduces an approach to measuring test efficiency as applied to psychophysical testing problems.

Simulation Techniques and ApplicationsGaussian Processes and Bayesian InferenceProbabilistic and Robust Engineering DesignComputer scienceSequential analysisComputerized adaptive testingSequential probability ratio testStatisticsMathematicsAlgorithmEconometricsPsychometrics
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