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On the behavior of spatial models of color
SPIE Proceedings, 2007There is a growing family of algorithms that treat/modify/enhance color information in its visual context, also known as Spatial Color methods (e.g. Retinex or ACE). They produce results that, due to a changing spatial configuration, can have a non-unique relationship with the physical input.
A. Rizzi, J. J. McCann
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Spatial behavior of anomalous transport
Physical Review E, 2002We present a general derivation of one-dimensional spatial concentration distributions for anomalous transport regimes. Such transport can be captured in the framework of a continuous time random walk with a broad transition time distribution. This general theory includes a Fokker-Planck equation as a particular limiting case.
Gennady, Margolin, Brian, Berkowitz
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Magical Ideation Modulates Spatial Behavior
The Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 2003Previous research has found that animals as well as persons with psychotic disorders preferentially orient away from the cerebral hemisphere with the more active dopamine system. This study investigated the modulation of spatial behavior by a mode of thinking reminiscent of the positive symptoms of psychosis.
Mohr, C, Bracha, HS, Brugger, P
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On the spatial behavior in Type III thermoelastodynamics
Zeitschrift für angewandte Mathematik und Physik, 2013This note is concerned with the linear (and linearized) Type III thermoelastodynamic theory proposed by Green and Naghdi. We investigate the spatial behavior of the solutions when we assume the positivity of the elasticity tensor, the thermal conductivity tensor, the mass density and the heat capacity.
Leseduarte Milán, María Carme +1 more
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Localization and typical spatial behavior of fractons
Physical Review Letters, 1991A Comment on the Letter by P. de Vries, H. De Raedt, and A. Lagendijk, Phys. Rev. Lett. 62, 2515 (1989). © 1991 The American Physical Society.
Roman H. E., Russ S., Bunde A.
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Annual Review of Sociology, 1978
Over a decade ago, sociologists with an interest in the dynamics of inter per sonal relations turned their attention toward the spatial setting of human behavior. This was an exciting movement away from the "figure" of individ uals and groups to the "ground" of the space in which social activities occur.
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Over a decade ago, sociologists with an interest in the dynamics of inter per sonal relations turned their attention toward the spatial setting of human behavior. This was an exciting movement away from the "figure" of individ uals and groups to the "ground" of the space in which social activities occur.
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Development of an Everyday Spatial Behavioral Questionnaire
The Journal of General Psychology, 2007The authors developed a 12-category, 116-item critical incident questionnaire of spatial behavior. The authors administered the Everyday Spatial Behavioral Questionnaire (ESBQ) to volunteer undergraduates (114 women, and 31 men) and tests of spatial ability to establish both the reliability and construct validity of the instrument.
John, Eliot, Mark Y, Czarnolewski
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Unveiling spatial and non-spatial aspects of neglect in everyday behavior
CortexHBS, a right-handed woman, experienced multiple ischemic strokes following aneurysm clipping surgery in the posterior cerebral artery territory. Early assessments revealed left-sided spatial neglect and homonymous hemianopia. After rehabilitation, she achieved normal performance on neglect tests and was subsequently discharged home, where she resided ...
Kaufmann, Brigitte +2 more
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Aging, spatial behavior and the cognitive map
Nature Neuroscience, 2003Hippocampal neurons are thought to form a cognitive map of the environment based on multiple cues. A new study shows that young animals switch between cues more easily than aged animals and also perform better on a spatial learning task.
Emma R, Wood, Paul A, Dudchenko
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Collective Behavior as Assembling of Spatial Puzzles
2004This paper describes how collective behavior can be achieved using simple mechanisms based on local information and low-level cognition. Collective behavior is modeled and analyzed from the spatial point of view. Robots have a set of internal tendencies, such as association and repulsion, that enable them to interact with other robots. Each robot has a
Angélica Muñoz-Meléndez +2 more
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