Recognizing: The judgment of previous occurrence.

Recognizing : The Judgment of Previous Occurrence

Several suggestions for a class of theories of recognition memory have been proposed during the past decade. These models address predictions about judgments of prior occurrence of an event, not the identification of what it is. The history and current status of one of these models is discussed. The model postulates the detection of familiarity and the utilization of retrieval mechanisms as add...

Recognizing Global Occurrence of Local Properties

Let P be a graph property. For k ≥ 1, a graph G has property Pk iff every induced k-vertex subgraph of G has P. For a graph G we denote by NPk(G) the number of induced k-vertex subgraphs of G having P. A property is called spanning if it does not hold for graphs that contain isolated vertices. A property is called connected if it does not hold for graphs with more than one connected component. ...

Recognizing multiple objects based on co-occurrence of categories

Most previous methods for generic object recognition explicitly or implicitly assume that an image contains objects from a single category, although objects from multiple categories often appear together in an image. In this paper, we present a novel method for object recognition that explicitly deals with objects of multiple categories coexisting in an image. Furthermore, our proposed method a...

Kant on the Rationality of Moral Judgment

Previous Acute Polio and Post-Polio Syndrome: Recognizing the Pathophysiology for the Establishment of Rehabilitation Programs

Marco Orsini,1,2 Jano Alves de Souza,2 Marco Antonio Araújo Leite,2 Silmar Teixeira,3 Arthur de Sá Ferreira,1 Victor Hugo Bastos,3 Marcos RG de Freitas,2 Acary Bulle Oliveira4 1Rehabilitation Sciences, Augusto Motta University Center, UNISUAN, Bonsucesso; 2Neurology Service, Fluminense Federal University, Niterói; 3Physical Therapy Department, Federal University of Piauí; 4Neurology Service, Pa...