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Color- and motion-specific units in the tectum opticum of goldfish

2016

Extracellular recordings were performed from 69 units at different depths between 50 and [Formula: see text]m below the surface of tectum opticum in goldfish. Using large field stimuli (86[Formula: see text] visual angle) of 21 colored HKS-papers we were able to record from 54 color-sensitive units. The colored papers were presented for 5[Formula: see text]s each. They were arranged in the sequence of the color circle in humans separated by gray of medium brightness. We found 22 units with best responses between orange, red and pink. About 12 of these red-sensitive units were of the opponent "red-ON/blue-green-OFF" type as found in retinal bipolar- and ganglion cells as well. Most of them w…

CombinatoricsPhysicsCommunicationBrightnessgenetic structuresColoredColor visionbusiness.industryGeneral NeuroscienceTectum opticumMotion visionGeneral MedicinebusinessJournal of Integrative Neuroscience
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Iterated Conditionals and Characterization of P-Entailment

2021

In this paper we deepen, in the setting of coherence, some results obtained in recent papers on the notion of p-entailment of Adams and its relationship with conjoined and iterated conditionals. We recall that conjoined and iterated conditionals are suitably defined in the framework of conditional random quantities. Given a family \(\mathcal {F}\) of n conditional events \(\{E_{1}|H_{1},\ldots , E_{n}|H_{n}\}\) we denote by \(\mathcal {C}(\mathcal {F})=(E_{1}|H_{1})\wedge \cdots \wedge (E_{n}|H_{n})\) the conjunction of the conditional events in \(\mathcal F\). We introduce the iterated conditional \(\mathcal {C}(\mathcal {F}_{2})|\mathcal {C}(\mathcal {F}_{1})\), where \(\mathcal {F}_{1}\)…

CombinatoricsPhysicsSettore MAT/06 - Probabilita' E Statistica MatematicaCoherence Conditional events Conditional random quantitiesConditional previsions Conjoined conditionals Iterated conditionalsProbabilistic entailment.Iterated functionProduct (mathematics)Characterization (mathematics)
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Calculation of Splines Values by Subdivision

2014

Assume, the samples of a spline \(S(t)\in {}^{p}\fancyscript{S}\) on the grid \(\mathbf{g} =\{k\}_{k\in \mathbb {Z}}\) are available: \(S(k)=y[k]\). Subdivision schemes are proposed to calculate the spline’s values at dyadic and triadic rational points \(S(k/2^m)\) and \(S(k/3^m)\). The SHA technique provides fast and explicit implementation of the subdivision for one- and two-dimensional periodic splines.

CombinatoricsSpline (mathematics)Computer Science::GraphicsBox splinebusiness.industrybusinessMathematicsSubdivision
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The Mona Lisa effect: Testing the limits of perceptual robustness vis-à-vis slanted images

2014

We report three experiments that test the limits of the Mona Lisa effect. The gaze of a portrait that is looking at us appears to follow us around as we move with respect to the picture. Even if our position is shifted considerably to the side, or if the picture is severely slanted, do we feel the gaze to be directed at us? We determined the threshold where this effect breaks down to be maximally 70? of picture slant relative to the observer. Different factors modulate this remarkable robustness, among them being the display medium and the nature of the picture. The threshold was considerably lower when the picture was mounted on a physical surface as opposed to a computer simulation of sla…

CommunicationComputer sciencebusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectlcsh:BF1-990Observer (special relativity)GazePerspective distortionnemalcsh:PsychologyPerceptionComputer visionArtificial intelligencebusinessMona lisaGeneral Psychologymedia_commonPsihologija
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Reaching and grasping a glass of water by locked-in ALS patients through a BCI-controlled humanoid robot

2015

CommunicationNeurologybusiness.industryComputer scienceComputer visionNeurology (clinical)Artificial intelligencebusinessHumanoid robotBrain–computer interfaceJournal of the Neurological Sciences
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The effect of texture on face identification and configural information processing

2014

Shape and texture are an integral part of face identity. In the present study, the importance of face texture for face identification and detection of configural manipulation (i.e., spatial relation among facial features) was examined by comparing grayscale face photographs (i.e., real faces) and line drawings of the same faces. Whereas real faces provide information about texture and shape of faces, line drawings are lacking texture cues. A change-detection task and a forced-choice identification task were used with both stimuli categories. Within the change detection task, participants had to decide whether the size of the eyes of two sequentially presented faces had changed or not. After…

Communicationbusiness.industryOrientation (computer vision)lcsh:BF1-990ComputingMethodologies_IMAGEPROCESSINGANDCOMPUTERVISIONInformation processingContext (language use)Pattern recognitionshapeTexture (music)lcsh:PsychologyFace perceptionFace (geometry)face perceptionface identificationArtificial intelligenceFace detectionPsychologybusinesstextureGeneral PsychologyChange detectionPsihologija
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An eye tracking comparison of external pointing cues and internal continuous cues in learning with complex animations

2010

Abstract Two experiments used eye tracking to investigate a novel cueing approach for directing learner attention to low salience, high relevance aspects of a complex animation. In the first experiment, comprehension of a piano mechanism animation containing spreading-colour cues was compared with comprehension obtained with arrow cues or no cues. Eye tracking data revealed differences in learner attention patterns between the different experimental conditions. The second experiment used eye tracking with synchronized and non-synchronized cues to investigate the role of dynamic direction of attention in cueing effectiveness. Results of Experiment 1 showed that spreading-colour cues resulted…

Communicationgenetic structuresbusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectComputingMethodologies_IMAGEPROCESSINGANDCOMPUTERVISIONEye movementCognitionAnimationCue-dependent forgettingEducationComprehensionInformationSystems_MODELSANDPRINCIPLESSalience (neuroscience)PerceptionDevelopmental and Educational PsychologyEye trackingPsychologybusinessCognitive psychologymedia_commonLearning and Instruction
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Northern Ireland: Sectarianism, Civil Society and Democratic Deepening

2013

The main aim of this chapter is to provide an overview and evaluation of evidence of efforts at peace-building at the level of civil society (rather than political processes, where most analyses have focused) in Northern Ireland, particularly since the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) of 1998. How successful have attempts, at the level of civil society, by the people of Northern Ireland, the Irish and British governments, the EU and US governments and other actors been in creating community cohesion in a society with a long history of social and political division? In particular, what has been the role of cross-community and religious groups in these efforts? A second aim is to begin to articula…

Community cohesionCivil societymedia_common.quotation_subjectSectarianismlanguage.human_languagePoliticsSocial integrationIrishMulticulturalismPolitical economyPolitical scienceDevelopment economicslanguagePolitical divisionmedia_common
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Division sexuelle du travail, qualification et gestion de la main d’œuvre : une comparaison France-Brésil

1985

Comparaison internationaleStructure de la main d'oeuvre[SHS.EDU]Humanities and Social Sciences/Education[SHS.EDU] Humanities and Social Sciences/EducationQualification professionnelleFranceDifférenciation sexuelleDivision du travailBrésil
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Variation and change in English resultative constructions

2010

AbstractThe system of English resultative constructions is in a state of flux characterized by variation between two of its most prominent competitors,way-constructions as inShe worked herwayto the topand reflexive structures as inShe worked herselfto the top.Although this competition has occasionally been addressed in the literature (cf. Jackendoff, 1990:213; Kirchner, 1951:158; Salkoff, 1988:54ff.), the present findings reveal that the long-standing rivalry between these structures has resulted in an increased use of theway-construction at the expense of reflexive structures. In addition, the coexistence ofway-constructions with semantically overlapping reflexive structures eventually cul…

Competition (economics)Linguistics and LanguageVariation (linguistics)ResultativeReflexivitySociologyDiversification (marketing strategy)GrammaticalizationRivalryLanguage and LinguisticsDivision of labourLinguisticsEducationLanguage Variation and Change
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