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Science, 1970
After prolonged exposure to their reflected images in mirrors, chimpanzees marked with red dye showed evidence of being able to recognize their own reflections. Monkeys did not appear to have this capacity.
G. Gallup
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After prolonged exposure to their reflected images in mirrors, chimpanzees marked with red dye showed evidence of being able to recognize their own reflections. Monkeys did not appear to have this capacity.
G. Gallup
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Infant Behavior and Development, 1983
Sixty infants (12–26 months) viewed a TV image of self or other before and after application of a mark to the nose and while objects appeared on the TV in three different spatial locations (front, above, behind). A variety of reactions to the images of self and other were recorded including attention, smiling, outer-directed and mark-directed behavior,
Amaan Buniyaadi +2 more
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Sixty infants (12–26 months) viewed a TV image of self or other before and after application of a mark to the nose and while objects appeared on the TV in three different spatial locations (front, above, behind). A variety of reactions to the images of self and other were recorded including attention, smiling, outer-directed and mark-directed behavior,
Amaan Buniyaadi +2 more
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EEG-Based Emotion Recognition via Channel-Wise Attention and Self Attention
IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing, 2023Emotion recognition based on electroencephalography (EEG) is a significant task in the brain-computer interface field. Recently, many deep learning-based emotion recognition methods are demonstrated to outperform traditional methods.
Wei Tao +6 more
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Self-Recognition of an Inducible Host lncRNA by RIG-I Feedback Restricts Innate Immune Response
Cell, 2018 Jun Zhu, Lun Liu, Shuo Liu
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The Cambridge Handbook of Animal Cognition, 2021
James R. Anderson, David L. Butler
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James R. Anderson, David L. Butler
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International Journal of Game Theory, 2018
The authors introduce and study the ``null self-recognition'' idea, which occurs when a player who was certain that they were a particular type, privately discovers that they are in fact some other type. To address questions as to how players update their beliefs regarding their partner's type, and beliefs regarding both players' types after self ...
Joshua S. Gans, Peter Landry
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The authors introduce and study the ``null self-recognition'' idea, which occurs when a player who was certain that they were a particular type, privately discovers that they are in fact some other type. To address questions as to how players update their beliefs regarding their partner's type, and beliefs regarding both players' types after self ...
Joshua S. Gans, Peter Landry
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2017 Mu-Ming Poo, Neng Gong
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Interactive Learning Environments, 2023
Young learners’ vocabulary learning needs interaction with language input when they are engaged in an activity. Given that AI-supported image recognition technologies offer hands-on learning in authentic contexts, and that self-regulated learning (SRL ...
Ting-Chia Hsu +2 more
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Young learners’ vocabulary learning needs interaction with language input when they are engaged in an activity. Given that AI-supported image recognition technologies offer hands-on learning in authentic contexts, and that self-regulated learning (SRL ...
Ting-Chia Hsu +2 more
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