Explain Everything (Software review}

Human Sequence Learning: Can Associations Explain Everything?

It will be shown that whilst a popular connectionist model, the simple recurrent network (SRN) as introduced by Elman (1990), is a very good first approximation in modeling human sequence learning, it is not, in itself, sufficient. At CogSci 2000, all five papers referring to the SRN tried to provide evidence that it is an adequate model of human performance. We will take on a more moderate pos...

Green IT: Everything starts from the software

In this position paper we discuss the importance of Green IT as a new research field that investigates all the environmental and energy issues related to IT and information systems in general. In particular we focus on the energy consumption of software applications, which is amplified by all the above IT layers in a data center and thus is worth a greater attention. By adopting a top-down appr...

Software Is Everywhere and Time to Market Is Everything

A Case of Post-Radiotherapy Gastritis: Radiation Does Not Explain Everything

Hemorrhagic gastritis is a possible late toxicity outcome after radical radiotherapy but it is nowadays a very rare condition and most likely depends on other clinical factors. We report the case of a 77-year-old woman with a symptomatic solitary extramedullary intra-abdominal plasmacytoma and multiple gastric comorbidities, treated with external beam radiotherapy. Despite the good response to ...

’ “ theory of everything ” really explain all the weirdness the universe displays ?

STRING THEORY suggests that particles in the universe are composed of loops of vibrating strings. Like a violin or piano string, one of these fundamental strings has many different harmonics. In string theory, harmonics correspond to different elementary particles. If string theory proves correct, electrons, photons, and neutrinos are different due to changes in the vibrations of the strings. I...