Impartial conviction

High conviction of white object Qm = 1 /M for all m, low occupancy ratio njzm High conviction of white object Qm = 1 /M for all m, high occupancy ratio njzm Maximum ignorance (MacQueen-Mar-schak), general occupancy ratio njzm Impartial conviction, empirical data, general occupancy ratio njzm... 

Impartial conviction, empirical data, low occupancy ratio njzm Impartial conviction, empirical data, high occupancy ratio njzm... 

Having considered maximum conviction, we now consider the opposite situation, called fair or impartial use of the data. Here, our conviction will only be as strong as the data permit. The motivation is as follows. 

On the eighth of January, 1935, the Supreme Court of Louisiana handed down a decision in the case of the State v. Jerome Wilson. The Court set aside the conviction of Jerome by the lower court on the ground that he had been denied a fair and impartial trial. ... 

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