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Action selection and action awareness [PDF]
Human actions are often classified as either internally generated, or externally specified in response to environmental cues. These two modes of action selection have distinct neural bases, but few studies investigated how the mode of action selection affects the subjective experience of action. We measured the experience of action using the subjective
Wenke, Dorit +2 more
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The paper critiques the concept of ‘perpetrator research’ and advocates for an approach that takes actions as the starting point of research on collective violence.
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AbstractRunners of algebraic effects, also known as comodels, provide a mathematical model of resource management. We show that they also give rise to a programming concept that models top-level external resources, as well as allows programmers to modularly define their own intermediate “virtual machines”.
Ahman, Danel, Bauer, Andrej
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We consider the setting where actions can be used to modify a state sequence before compression. The minimum rate needed to losslessly describe the optimal modified sequence is characterized when the state sequence is either non-causally or causally available at the action encoder.
Lei Zhao +2 more
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Action Planning: A Call To Action [PDF]
Action planning is both a new and an old concept. Goal setting became an important part of mental health interventions as early as the 1960s. For many years, the terms goal setting, contracting, and self-regulation were used more or less interchangeably.
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FROM DIRAC ACTION TO ELKO ACTION [PDF]
A fundamental action, representing a mass dimension-transmuting operator between Dirac and ELKO spinor fields, is performed on the Dirac Lagrangian, in order to lead it into the ELKO Lagrangian. Such a dynamical transformation can be seen as a natural extension of the Standard Model that incorporates dark matter fields.
Da Silva, J. M. Hoff, Da Rocha, Roldao
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The Holst Action by the Spectral Action Principle [PDF]
We correct a sign mistake in Proposition 2.3.
Pfäffle, Frank, Stephan, Christoph A.
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Concurrently observed actions are represented not as compound actions but as independent actions
Recent research suggests that we can simultaneously represent the actions of multiple agents in our motor system. However, it is unclear exactly how concurrently observed actions are represented. Here, we tested two competing hypotheses. According to the independence hypothesis, concurrently observed actions are represented as independent actions ...
Emiel Cracco +3 more
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Abstract To understand the number sense, we need to understand its function. We argue that numerosity estimation is fundamental not only for perception, but also preparation and control of action. We outline experiments that link numerosity estimation with action, pointing to a generalized numerosity system that serves both perception and action ...
Burr, David C. +3 more
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Action and the Actionability in Exome Variation [PDF]
As next-generation sequencing emerges as a clinical tool, one of the greatest challenges facing human geneticists and clinicians is the interpretation of the vast numbers of novel variants that are uncovered in each exome or genome. The traditional evaluation of genetic variation in Mendelian disease has hinged on several widely accepted criteria for ...
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