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Assessing communication effectiveness of pattern names
Proceedings of the 11th Asia Pacific Conference on Computer Human Interaction, 2013Pattern languages are usually developed to help in communication in multidisciplinary teams. If all members are familiar with the pattern language then stating the name of the pattern is enough to communicate the situation to the entire team. In case the understanding of the pattern language is different the communication can/will fail entirely.Touch ...
Neha Jain +2 more
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Lexicalization Patterns in Color Naming
2019The volume presents sixteen chapters focused on lexicalization patterns used in color naming in a variety of languages. Although previous studies have dealt with categorization and perceptual salience of color terms, few studies have been consistently conducted in order to investigate phonological, morphological, syntactic, and semantic devices ...
Andrea Drocco, Orsola Risato
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Building a Graph of Names and Contextual Patterns for Named Entity Classification
2009An algorithm that bootstraps the acquisition of large dictionaries of entity types (names) and pattern types from a few seeds and a large unannotated corpora is presented. The algorithm iteratively builds a bigraph of entities and collocated patterns by querying the text. Several classes simultaneously compete to label the entity types.
César de Pablo-Sánchez +1 more
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Labelling patterns and object naming
Developmental Science, 2001We examined the effects of different labelling patterns on the generalization of object names. Two‐year‐olds, three‐year‐olds and adults were shown two ‘standard’ objects, which were named with the same label, or with two different labels, or with no label at all.
Barbara Landau, Elizabeth Shipley
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Central African Names and African-American Naming Patterns
The William and Mary Quarterly, 1993OR many years, historians have tried to understand how elements of African culture survived among African Americans. One line of investigation has focused on naming patterns, since such patterns can reveal the extent to which concepts of family, lineage, and kinship were retained beyond the Atlantic crossing.
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Exploiting the Correspondence between Micro Patterns and Class Names
2008 Eighth IEEE International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation, 2008This paper argues that semantic information encoded in natural language identifiers is a largely neglected resource for program analysis. First we show that words in Java class names relate to class properties, expressed using the recently developed micro patterns language.
Jeremy Singer, Chris C. Kirkham
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Exotic Quilt Patterns and Pattern Names in the 1920s and 1930s
TEXTILE, 2006AbstractA strong characteristic of American popular culture in the 1920s and 1930s was its fascination with all things “oriental,” or generally exotic. It was expressed in a multitude of areas, including furniture, fashion, movies and architecture. It was also evident in quiltmaking, an extremely popular pastime of the era, in the preponderance of ...
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Patterns of the Proper-Name Nominative
1994Abstract As we have seen in our discussion of proper-name vocatives, even a cautious widening of scope produced a maze of contexts, which sometimes affected the structure of the verse and the positioning of the pattern element. If we look at other, more common elements of the sentence we encounter even greater complexities.
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Patterns of the Proper-Name Vocative
1994Abstract The theme-word patterns studied in the previous chapter relied on precise repetition defined in lexical, grammatical, and metrical terms. In this chapter we examine a more flexible type of repetition embodied in patterns of the proper-name vocative (PNV).
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