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The Effect of Event Rarity on the Perception of Correlationally Indeterminate Data

2009
Abstract : Previous research has indicated that events that are rare are more informative than common events. The present study manipulated event rarity through social stereotypes to evaluate event rarity's role in the perception of correlationally indeterminate data.
Richard B. Anderson, Amanda M. Kelley
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INVESTIGATION OF THE PECULIARITIES OF SYNTHESIS OF CORRELATIONALLY OPTIMAL PSEUDORANDOM SEQUENCES OF GOLD CODES

Information and communication technologies, electronic engineering
The algorithm of synthesis and correlation analysis with subsequent ordering (according to given criteria) of pseudorandom sequences of binary Gold codes is considered, using in the extended Galois field GF(2n) generating primitive polynomials of degrees n for the values n = 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 that are most often used in engineering practice.
M. Klymash   +4 more
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DELEUZE AND THE PROBLEM OF CORRELATIONISM

In this paper we present a discussion about Meillassoux’s concept of correlationism in respect to Deleuze’s philosophy. The concept is developed in order to classify all the philosophies that, since Kant, as denied thought’s acess to being and the world in itself.
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Object-Oriented Ontology by Graham Harman as a Project to Overcome Correlationism

Voprosy Filosofii
The article analyzes the concept of Graham Harman, who is working on the cre­ation of an object-oriented ontology. Harman sets himself the task of overcoming correlationism, which is understood as a type of philosophizing that defines the re­lationship (correlation) between man and the world as the only object of study. We must agree that the criticism
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