Relevance and modality

The brain's relevance detection network operates independently of stimulus modality.

Brain regions associated with the processing of emotional stimuli are often also associated with the processing of social stimuli. Therefore, this network consisting of the amygdala, the anterior insula, the superior temporal sulcus (STS), and the orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) may rather be involved in more general relevance detection which should be independent of the sensory modality of the stim...

Matching Scores of System Relevance and User-Oriented Relevance in SID, ISC and Google Scholar

Background and Aim: The main aim of Information storage and retrieval systems is keeping and retrieving the related information means providing the related documents with users’ needs or requests. This study aimed to answer this question that how much are the system relevance and User- Oriented relevance are matched in SID, SCI and Google Scholar databases. Method: In this study 15 keywords of ...

Time and Modality in Avicennan Logic

Highlight Ranking for Broadcast Tennis Video Based on Multi-modality Analysis and Relevance Feedback

Most of existing work on sports video analysis concentrates on highlight extraction. Few efforts devoted to the important issue as how to organize the extracted highlights which is adapt for the user preference. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to rank the highlights extracted from broadcast tennis video based on multi-modality analysis and relevance feedback. Firstly, visual and audi...

ON MODALITY AND DIVISIBILITY OF POISSON AND BINOMIAL MIXTURES

Some structural aspects of mixtures, in general, have been previously investigated by the author in [I] and [2]. The aim of this article is to investigate some important structural properties of the special cases of Poisson and binomial mixtures in detail. Some necessary and sufficient conditions are arrived at for different modality and divisibility properties of a Poisson mixture based o...