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NanoSSL: attention mechanism-based self-supervised learning method for protein identification using nanopores. [PDF]

open access: yesBioinformatics
Xie Y   +9 more
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Manipulation for self-Identification, and self-Identification for better manipulation

Science Robotics, 2021
Self-identification enables robotic manipulation systems to interactively acquire model parameters with limited sensing.
Kaiyu Hang   +3 more
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Lycanthropy and Self-Identification

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1990
Lycanthropy, an unusual psychiatric syndrome involving the delusion of being an animal, usually occurs as a transient symptom of severe psychosis. A review of the historical and modern medical literature, as well as of contemporary anthropological reports, suggests multiple etiologies for lycanthropy, including seizure disorders and use of ...
A R, Kulick, H G, Pope, P E, Keck
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Self-identification

2022
Here, I first analyze gender identity qua gender self-ascription and offer a theory of the psychological states underpinning gender self-ascriptions, which I call a form of 'self-identification'. I hold gender self-identification consists of a gender self-concept, which itself consists of a belief or assumption in a context, and sometimes involves a ...
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Self-Identification and Preferences

Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1979
The ethnic identification skills and ethnic preferences of white and Mexican-American first- and third-grade males and females were investigated. Subjects were asked a series of identification questions and responded to each item by selecting a photograph of a male or female white, Mexican-American, or black child.
Andrea Weiland, Ronald Coughlin
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Plural Self-Identification

2023
Abstract Intentional subjectivity involves pre-reflective self-awareness, the structure of which can be spelled out in terms of self-identification, self-validation, self-commitment, and self-authorization. Singularism is the view that these features are realized only in singular self-awareness (the “I,” or ego).
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Self-Identification among Adolescent Boys

Child Development, 1953
Many psychologists maintain that the child allies himself more closely with the physical aspects of his existence as represented by his body and its function than he does with the mental and emotional aspects because these latter are less accessible and tangible to him (6).
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