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Advanced Functional Materials, EarlyView.An organic neuromorphic architecture for the classification of human motor behavior is presented and validated. It performs somatic integration by linearly combining the activity from three muscles. An investigation of synaptic weights is presented and discussed in relationship with the classification performance.
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Advanced Functional Materials, EarlyView.We demonstrate that halide composition determines phase morphology, governing distinct operating mechanisms in mixed halide perovskites. Phase segregating 75% Br compositions enhance solar cell performance, whereas intrinsically phase‐separated 95% Br compositions provide stable light emitting diodes.
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Advanced Functional Materials, EarlyView.Unlocking thermomagnetic low‐grade waste heat recovery. This perspective provides a comprehensive roadmap for the development of thermomagnetic materials and systems. By addressing key engineering challenges across multiple scales, it bridges the gap between micro‐power IoT devices and large‐scale industrial applications. ABSTRACT Nearly half of global
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Spatial reasoning in the monkey
Cognitive Brain Research, 1996International ...
Procyk, Emmanuel, Joseph, J.P
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Spatial and Temporal Reasoning
Spatial Cognition & Computation, 2008In the last few decades significant progress has been made in the area of spatial and temporal reasoning.
Hans W. Guesgen +3 more
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Heterogeneous Spatial Reasoning
2005In this article, we investigate the problem of checking consistency in a hybrid formalism, which combines two essential formalisms in qualitative spatial reasoning: topological formalism and cardinal direction formalism. Instead of using conventional composition tables, we investigate the interactions between topological and cardinal directional ...
Haibin Sun, Wenhui Li 0002
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2007
Cavities in spatial phenomena require geometric representations of regions with holes. Existing models for reasoning over topological relations either exclude such specialized regions (9-intersection) or treat them indistinguishably from regions without holes (RCC-8).
Max J. Egenhofer, Maria Vasardani
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Cavities in spatial phenomena require geometric representations of regions with holes. Existing models for reasoning over topological relations either exclude such specialized regions (9-intersection) or treat them indistinguishably from regions without holes (RCC-8).
Max J. Egenhofer, Maria Vasardani
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Proceedings of the first international conference on Industrial and engineering applications of artificial intelligence and expert systems - IEA/AIE '88, 1988
It is a truism that much of human reasoning is approximate in nature. Spatial reasoning is an area where humans consistently reason approximately with demonstrably good results. The unique mental processes behind these actions are not well understood.
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It is a truism that much of human reasoning is approximate in nature. Spatial reasoning is an area where humans consistently reason approximately with demonstrably good results. The unique mental processes behind these actions are not well understood.
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2007
In recent years a lot of research has been done in order to determine factors of complexity in spatial relational reasoning, like the number of models, the wording of conclusion or the influence of relational complexity. But research so far focused on affirmative statements only, i. e. negated expressions have not yet been investigated.
Stefan Schleipen +2 more
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In recent years a lot of research has been done in order to determine factors of complexity in spatial relational reasoning, like the number of models, the wording of conclusion or the influence of relational complexity. But research so far focused on affirmative statements only, i. e. negated expressions have not yet been investigated.
Stefan Schleipen +2 more
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Kinematic Reasoning with Spatial Decompositions
Constraints, 1998This paper examines the application of hierarchical discrete spatial representations to the kinematic analysis and synthesis of the higher pairs. Two instances of hierarchical representation are investigated, a global decomposition in the form of quadtrees, and an object-centered, multi-level molecular decomposition.
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