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DGADiff: Decoupled Guide Attention with Diffusion Model for Portrait Stylization. [PDF]
Ren Y, Shen Z, Fan J, Guo G.
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Current Directions in Psychological Science, 2015
Identity fusion is a visceral sense of “oneness” with a group and its individual members that motivates personally costly, pro-group behaviors. Past approaches, most notably social identity theory, have assumed that when people align with groups, the group category eclipses both the personal self and the relationships among individual group members ...
William B Swann, Michael D Buhrmester
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Identity fusion is a visceral sense of “oneness” with a group and its individual members that motivates personally costly, pro-group behaviors. Past approaches, most notably social identity theory, have assumed that when people align with groups, the group category eclipses both the personal self and the relationships among individual group members ...
William B Swann, Michael D Buhrmester
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Identity fusion “in the wild”: Moving toward or away from a general theory of identity fusion?
AbstractWhitehouse's focus on two causes of identity fusion (evolution and shared experiences/biology) deepens understanding of these specific topics. While we applaud his analysis, in his efforts to elaborate these two causes, he has – perhaps unavoidably – produced a narrower conceptualization of identity fusion.
William B. Swann, Jolanda Jetten
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Identity fusion and fitness interdependence
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2018AbstractFitness interdependence is the degree to which two or more organisms influence each other's success in replicating their genes. Identity fusion may be a proximate mechanism that aligns behavior with fitness interdependence. Although identity fusion may usually lead to behaviors that are fitness enhancing, in evolutionarily novel environments ...
Lee Cronk, Athena Aktipis
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Multi-modal identity verification using expert fusion
The contribution of this paper is to compare paradigms coming from the classes of parametric, and non-parametric techniques to solve the decision fusion problem encountered in the design of a multi-modal biometrical identity verification system.
Gérard Chollet, Marc Acheroy
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A visceral feeling of oneness with a group – identity fusion – has proven to be a stronger predictor of pro‐group behaviours than other measures of group bonding, such as group identification.
Tiago Bortolini +2 more
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Multi-Biometrics Fusion for Identity Verification
18th International Conference on Pattern Recognition (ICPR'06), 2006In this paper, we accomplish matching score level fusion of multi-biometrics. In order to solve the incomparability among different classifiers outputs, Adaptive Confidence Transform (ACT) is introduced to convert the raw outputs of different classifiers to the estimates of posteriori probabilities conforming to different users.
Chang Shu 0005, Xiaoqing Ding
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Identity multiassignment in ESM to radar fusion
2006 9th International Conference on Information Fusion, 2006The development of an algorithm for fusing an ESM track to multiple radar tracks is presented. This work is motivated by the difficulty of associating ESM sensor data with large measurement errors to closely-spaced radar tracks. The algorithm presents a novel approach to fusing identity information.
Hugues Demers +2 more
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Improving Identity Discovery through Fusion
IT Professional, 2009In a complex, interconnected world, being able to confirm the identity of a person or object is critical. Applications from border control to banking rely on the notion that a system can weed out deception while permitting legitimate access. This trade-off is at the heart of identity discovery.
Melissa C. Zoepfl, Harold J. Korves
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