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A new stroboscopy rating form.

B J Poburka
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Abstract

A newly developed stroboscopy rating form is presented. The evolution of the new form is discussed by focusing on how problems with another commonly used form led to its development. Interjudge agreement and intrajudge reliability data for the new rating form reveal that the parameters of phase closure, phase symmetry, and phase regularity remain difficult to rate even with the revised rating form.

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B J Poburka. 1999. A new stroboscopy rating form.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0892-1997(99)80045-9

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