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Cognition, 2010
Several studies showed a Simon effect when two participants sit close to each other and perform one of the two halves of a two-choice RT task. That is, each participant perform a go-nogo task. A Simon effect emerges, which instead is absent when the same go-nogo tasks are performed individually.
Guagnano, D. +2 more
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Several studies showed a Simon effect when two participants sit close to each other and perform one of the two halves of a two-choice RT task. That is, each participant perform a go-nogo task. A Simon effect emerges, which instead is absent when the same go-nogo tasks are performed individually.
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Introducing Shared Tasks to NLG: The TUNA Shared Task Evaluation Challenges
2010Shared Task Evaluation Challenges (stecs) have only recently begun in the field of nlg. The tuna stecs, which focused on Referring Expression Generation (reg), have been part of this development since its inception. This chapter looks back on the experience of organising the three tuna Challenges, which came to an end in 2009. While we discuss the role
Albert Gatt, Anja Belz
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New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development, 1979
Babies show striking developments in their willingness to engage in a task with their mothers toward the end of the first year, well before speech begins, and this change turns the baby into an active pupil.
Penelope Hubley, Colwyn Trevarthen
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Babies show striking developments in their willingness to engage in a task with their mothers toward the end of the first year, well before speech begins, and this change turns the baby into an active pupil.
Penelope Hubley, Colwyn Trevarthen
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A journey shared; a task fulfilled
Journal of Neuroimmunology, 2010Beginning April 2010, the Journal of Neuroimmunology will have at its helm a new Editor-in-Chief, Michael K. Racke, whose charge it will be to lead us to new heights as clinical and molecular technologies continue to develop. For this departing (and yes, somewhat saddened) Editor-in-Chief, the inception, launching, and day-to-day running of our Journal
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2017 International Conference on Advanced Informatics, Concepts, Theory, and Applications (ICAICTA), 2017
If a target is flanked by non-target and incongruent stimuli, human response to the target is delayed (Eriksen flanker effect). The flanker effect is enhanced when the task is shared by two people and a person's target is flanked by non-target stimuli that are identical to his/her partner's target (Joint flanker effect).
Ryohei Okamoto +3 more
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If a target is flanked by non-target and incongruent stimuli, human response to the target is delayed (Eriksen flanker effect). The flanker effect is enhanced when the task is shared by two people and a person's target is flanked by non-target stimuli that are identical to his/her partner's target (Joint flanker effect).
Ryohei Okamoto +3 more
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The supervised adolescent: sharing the task with parents
Journal of Adolescence, 1980In England and Wales the main non‐custodial sentences available today to the Juvenile Court dealing with young offenders under the age of 17 are Care Orders, Supervision Orders and Attendance Centre Orders. A Supervision Order is more likely to be chosen by the Court if the circumstances of the offence can be reasonably evidenced as a reaction to ...
P, Wilson, J, Brown
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A Report on the DSL Shared Task 2014
Proceedings of the First Workshop on Applying NLP Tools to Similar Languages, Varieties and Dialects, 2014This paper summarizes the methods, results and findings of the Discriminating between Similar Languages (DSL) shared task 2014. The shared task provided data from 13 different languages and varieties divided into 6 groups. Participants were required to train their systems to discriminate between languages on a training and development set containing 20,
Marcos Zampieri +3 more
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Coordination of Robots Sharing Assembly Tasks
Journal of Dynamic Systems, Measurement, and Control, 1985A multiple robot assembly cell for batch manufacturing is described and a new concept of an Activity Controller (AC) for such a cell is developed. The problem defined for the Activity Controller is which robot is to perform which operation, how, in terms of spatial routes and accessories, and when, in terms of timing and synchronization, in order to ...
Maimon, O. Z., Nof, S. Y.
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2016
This chapter and Chap. 10 are different from Chap. 7 in that we will look specifically at the impact of institution structure on institution effect rather than the impact of institution component performance on institution effect. Hence, apart from using the Sun Diagram to illustrate the structure of various institution types, we will also analyze ...
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This chapter and Chap. 10 are different from Chap. 7 in that we will look specifically at the impact of institution structure on institution effect rather than the impact of institution component performance on institution effect. Hence, apart from using the Sun Diagram to illustrate the structure of various institution types, we will also analyze ...
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NTHU at the CoNLL-2014 Shared Task
Proceedings of the Eighteenth Conference on Computational Natural Language Learning: Shared Task, 2014In this paper, we describe a system for correcting grammatical errors in texts written by non-native learners. In our approach, a given sentence with syntactic features are sent to a number of modules, each focuses on a specific error type. A main program integrates corrections from these modules and outputs the corrected sentence.
Jian-Cheng Wu +7 more
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