Technical Report - International Military Testing Association

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B. Parr/Pail Oddo of Predfctloa:
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no second mrthod ured to deterarlee a 8tudent’s chaxice8 of
succeeding in training is bared on the observed Parr/fail frequanctar
for vulou8 intervals of grader moat correlated with trainlog parformancr.
Tables 0 and 9 ot tha handout contain the parr/fail frsquancy
data for 2 variable8 taken at differant point8 fn tr&fntng fn
the Avionic8 Fuadammtalr School et Hsmphlr. Data In tablo 8 io based
on an “N” of 1340 rind a correlation of ,481 and data In table 9 on
8n “W* of 1291 and 8 correlation of 25. The pars/fail frequsncleo
are trmrlatd into approxiaate odde to succeed that particular 8chool.
Thr ame data MI translated into two graph8 to facilitate the tratnlng
officer8 interpretation and application of thaia pars/fail frsquancy
tables. There graph are contained In figure8 3 and 4 and are relfarplanatory,
tith the acmplor given vithin ach table.
The predicted stoma, based on selection and training grader hmvs
proved to be a valuable index to ultimte training porfomunce. The
application of there predictions is the