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Consistency and changes in eye movements during static, dynamic, and audio-visual emotion processing. [PDF]
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Contextual elaboration shapes object recognition memory across levels of childhood adversity in healthy adults. [PDF]
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2022 International Conference on Sustainable Computing and Data Communication Systems (ICSCDS), 2022
This paper studies the application of traditional graphic pattern recognition algorithms in cultural and creative product design and system development.
Nan Xu
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This paper studies the application of traditional graphic pattern recognition algorithms in cultural and creative product design and system development.
Nan Xu
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What is the nature of the mind's pattern-recognition process?
If we look at the human mind as a pattern-recognition device, what is the nature of its pattern-recognizing? And how does it differ from the majority of pattern-recognition methods we have collectively devised over the decades?
A. Linhares, Daniel de Magalhães Chada
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Task characteristics influence facial emotion recognition age-effects: A meta-analytic review.
Psychology and Aging, 2020Relative to their young counterparts, older adults are poorer at recognizing facial expressions. A 2008 meta-analysis of 17 facial emotion recognition data sets showed that these age-related difficulties are not uniform. Rather, they are greatest for the
Grace S Hayes +7 more
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Psychology of Sport And Exercise
Artificial Intelligence (AI), defined as computational systems capable of executing tasks requiring human-like intelligence, such as reasoning, planning, learning, perception, and interaction, represents a transformative paradigm within sport psychology.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI), defined as computational systems capable of executing tasks requiring human-like intelligence, such as reasoning, planning, learning, perception, and interaction, represents a transformative paradigm within sport psychology.
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UBRMTC: User Behavior Recognition Model With Transaction Character
IEEE Transactions on Computational Social SystemsBehavior analysis has been used widely in antifraud transactions. However, existing methods of behavior analysis mainly focus on behavior patterns and do not fully consider the behavior psychology of users in the transaction process, which affects the ...
Zhao-Hui Zhang, Ziming Wei, Lina Ma
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