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The test group will be compared to a control group. The chosen control group is also referred to as the gold standard. It is what I have chosen as the testable criteria of a classic versus non-classic. Some of the criteria include the following of the subjects.
1.Original form released before 1980 - the duration of one literary generation; also the point of initiation for the post-post modernist literary era 2.Reproduced in some way, one of which must have been a movie
3.The work must be readily available in book stores.
4.The work must be appropriate for young adult audiences.
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Slide 9
Shown here, sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy were calculated using a Boolean method commonly employed in medical testing for investigating the credibility of other like diagnostic tests. The diagnostic test in this case was The Story Template algorithm which grouped subjects into two categories: classic or non-classic based on its set of criteria which I’ll go over in a minute. Those same subjects were also grouped into those same categories but by a different test I called the Gold Standard, which used a different set of criteria, and I’ll go over those next. The way this comparison works, is ideally the test group, The Story Template algorithm, should sort subjects the exact same way as the Gold Standard does, because the Gold Standard is considered ultimately true.
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