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Changing our minds about changes of mind
eLife, 2016 Two theories that attempt to explain why we sometimes reverse a decision shortly after making it may both be correct.
Stephen M. Fleming
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Design of Hamming Code For 64 Bit Single Error Detection and Correction Using VHDL
Diyala Journal of Engineering Sciences, 2015 Hamming code is an efficient error detection and correction technique which can be used to detect single and burst errors, and correct errors. In communication system information data transferred from source to destination by channel, which may be ...
Adham Hadi Saleh
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Fault-tolerant method for anti-SEU of embedded system based on dual-core processor
The Journal of Engineering, 2019 The development of space applications based on commercial system on chip (SOC) FPGA devices has become an important direction for the development of aerospace technology, but single event upsets (SEUs) in space is a difficult problem for commercial SOC ...
Xiuhai Cui +5 more
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FaTEMa: A Framework for Multi-Layer Fault Tolerance in IoT Systems
Sensors, 2021 Fault tolerance in IoT systems is challenging to overcome due to its complexity, dynamicity, and heterogeneity. IoT systems are typically designed and constructed in layers. Every layer has its requirements and fault tolerance strategies. However, errors
Mário Melo, Gibeon Aquino
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Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience, 2019 Medial frontal cortex is currently viewed as the main hub of the performance monitoring system; upon detection of an error committed, it establishes functional connections with brain regions involved in task performance, thus leading to neural ...
Yulia M. Nurislamova +6 more
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Slow and Fast Responses: Two Mechanisms of Trial Outcome Processing Revealed by EEG Oscillations
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2017 Cognitive control includes maintenance of task-specific processes related to attention, and non-specific regulation of motor threshold. Depending upon the nature of the behavioral tasks, these mechanisms may predispose to different kinds of errors, with ...
Nikita A. Novikov +6 more
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Detecting Errors in Numeric Attributes [PDF]
, 2014 To detect errors in numeric data, this paper proposes numeric functional dependencies (NFDs), a class of dependencies that allow us to specify arithmetic relationships among numeric attributes. We show that NFDs subsume conditional functional dependencies (CFDs); hence, we can catch data inconsistencies, numeric or not, in a uniform logic framework by ...
Grace Fan, Wenfei Fan, Floris Geerts
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Auxiliary Objectives for Neural Error Detection Models [PDF]
BEA@EMNLP, 2017 We investigate the utility of different auxiliary objectives and training strategies within a neural sequence labeling approach to error detection in learner writing.
Marek Rei, H. Yannakoudakis
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Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 2015 Detecting one’s own errors and appropriately correcting behavior are crucial for efficient goal-directed performance. A correlate of rapid evaluation of behavioral outcomes is the error-related negativity (Ne/ERN) which emerges at the time of the ...
Martin E. Maier +6 more
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Raha: A Configuration-Free Error Detection System
SIGMOD Conference, 2019 Detecting erroneous values is a key step in data cleaning. Error detection algorithms usually require a user to provide input configurations in the form of rules or statistical parameters. However, providing a complete, yet correct, set of configurations
Mohammad Mahdavi +6 more
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