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Immanence and Configuration in Analogical Reasoning
North American Archaeologist, 2000The role of analogical reasoning has been extensively discussed by American archaeologists. Geologists and evolutionary biologists suggest two kinds of analogy are necessary in historical science. The distinction between immanent and configurational properties and processes in these affinal disciplines clarifies the role of analogical reasoning in ...
Steve Wolverton, R. Lee Lyman
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Taxonomic reasoning in configuration tasks
1991A taxonomic reasoning procedure, able to deal with a class of configuration tasks is introduced and it is discussed in the case of personal computer configuration. The procedure uses as building blocks the basic mechanisms, i.e. subsumption test and classification, of Querelle a terminological knowledge representation language. Limits and related works
Clara Bagnasco +2 more
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The Configuration of Chinese Reasoning
Diogenes, 1965This study is divided into two distinct sections, introduction and elaboration. The reader will undoubtedly notice a disproportion in this article because the introduction is as long as the section intended to prove the hypothesis which
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Functional Reasoning in Configurational Design
1992In this paper we describe a system being developed by us to solve the problem of configurational design, a kind of design that generates descriptions of artifacts containing a number of sub-parts. It maps the functional requirements to a structural description to be used in the detailed routine design of the artifact.
A. Chawla, R. Sangal
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Ontological Reasoning to Configure Emotional Voice Synthesis
2007The adequate representation of emotions in affective computing is an important problem and the starting point of studies related to emotions. There are different approaches for representing emotions, selecting one of this existing methods depends on the purpose of the application. Another problem related to emotions is the amount of different emotional
Virginia Francisco +2 more
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Exploration on Routing Configuration of HNoC with Reasonable Energy Consumption
2018 IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI (ISVLSI), 2018The Heterogeneous Network-on-Chip (HNoC) integrates CPU cores, Graphic Processing Unit (GPU) cores, last-level-cache and memory controllers. The heterogeneity of this architecture inevitably brings resource contention and energy shortage. In this work, we evaluate the impact of different capacity of router buffers on communication delay and energy ...
Juan Fang +3 more
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How to Reason about Mechanism Configurations
2004Traditionally, a linkage kinematic problem has been solved using either analytical (including constraint) methods, graphical methods, or numerical simulation methods [80, 87, 90, 183]. These methods are mathematically complete, but require detailed formulation of the problem, which is often linkagedependent [91, 170].
Jiming Liu, Laeeque K. Daneshmend
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‘Factivism’: A New Configuration of Humanitarian Reason
Geopolitics, 2016ABSTRACTNew actors and ideas about poverty management and humanitarian assistance have arisen in recent years. The underlying context of this shift includes a growing awareness of the limitations and failures of both military forms of humanitarian intervention and unfettered market-based solutions to aid and development.
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A Configurable Rete-OO Engine for Reasoning with Different Types of Imperfect Information
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 2010The RETE algorithm is a very efficient option for the development of a rule-based system, but it supports only boolean, first order logic. Many real-world contexts, instead, require some degree of vagueness or uncertainty to be handled in a robust and efficient manner, imposing a trade-off between the number of rules and the cases that can be handled ...
SOTTARA, DAVIDE +2 more
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Model Representation and Taxonomic Reasoning in Configuration Problem Solving
1991Object-level knowledge representation in configuration problem solving often needs highly expressive means. Meeting these requirements within formal, logic-based knowledge representation schemes seems to be impossible (due to the encountered complexity).
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