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A Self-Adaptive Evolutionary Deception Framework for Community Structure
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics: Systems, 2023The rapid development of community detection algorithms, while serving users in social networks, also brings about certain privacy problems. In this work, we study community deception, which aims to counter malicious community detection attacks by ...
Jie Zhao +3 more
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Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume, 1971
After several competing analyses of self-deception a examined and found wanting, a model is presented that not only isolates central cases of self-deception but also distinguishes it from other related phenomena with which it is so often confused.
D. W. Hamlyn, H. O. Mounce
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After several competing analyses of self-deception a examined and found wanting, a model is presented that not only isolates central cases of self-deception but also distinguishes it from other related phenomena with which it is so often confused.
D. W. Hamlyn, H. O. Mounce
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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1974
People do, quite naturally and not uncommonly, speak of other people as deceiving themselves, as being their own dupes. A man's child is ill and growing constantly worse. The father keeps talking optimistically about the future, keeps explaining away the evidence, and keeps pointing to what he insists are signs of improvement.
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People do, quite naturally and not uncommonly, speak of other people as deceiving themselves, as being their own dupes. A man's child is ill and growing constantly worse. The father keeps talking optimistically about the future, keeps explaining away the evidence, and keeps pointing to what he insists are signs of improvement.
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IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
To address the problems of requiring a large number of labeled training jamming samples in practical applications, we propose the PSPNet, an improved prototypical network with pretraining and self-supervised fine-tuning, which can achieve high-precision ...
Siyao Xiao +3 more
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To address the problems of requiring a large number of labeled training jamming samples in practical applications, we propose the PSPNet, an improved prototypical network with pretraining and self-supervised fine-tuning, which can achieve high-precision ...
Siyao Xiao +3 more
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J. Field Robotics
This article investigates the control problem of unmanned surface vessels with sensor measurement sensitivity under deception attacks, and proposes a novel self‐triggered adaptive neural control scheme under the backstepping design framework.
Chen Wu +3 more
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This article investigates the control problem of unmanned surface vessels with sensor measurement sensitivity under deception attacks, and proposes a novel self‐triggered adaptive neural control scheme under the backstepping design framework.
Chen Wu +3 more
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Finite-Time Self-Triggered Stabilization for Networked Power System With Deception Attacks
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems - II - Express BriefsThis brief investigates the finite-time self-triggered stabilization for networked power system under deception attacks. Compared with event-triggered protocol, the extra hardware is not required to monitor the system state in the adopted self-triggered ...
Wenhai Qi +4 more
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2009
Abstract Is self-deception really a matter of deliberately getting oneself to believe something contrary to something else one already believes and, if so, how can one succeed at it? Colloquial phrases for it, like ‘fooling yourself’ and ‘lying to yourself’, evoke paradox. Although this article stresses the more recent philosophical work
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Abstract Is self-deception really a matter of deliberately getting oneself to believe something contrary to something else one already believes and, if so, how can one succeed at it? Colloquial phrases for it, like ‘fooling yourself’ and ‘lying to yourself’, evoke paradox. Although this article stresses the more recent philosophical work
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Self-deception, emotional neglect and workplace victimization
, 2019The purpose of this paper is to define workplace victimization as any behavior that impairs employees’ basic psychological needs and explores the mutually interactive association between trait self-deception; emotional neglect, especially by supervisors,
S. Dash, L. K. Jena
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The better to fool you with: Deception and self-deception.
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022Jade Butterworth +2 more
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