In this way it resembles the English ECM construction. But as we’ll see, there are some important differences. To start with, the embedded clause is finite, and shows agreement. Also, the embedded clause has the complementizer -ko, so in GB terms we would say it is a CP rather than an IP. We’ll see other differences later. Today we will be defending the view that the Korean ECM construction is ...

This paper describes visual interaction mechanisms for image database systems. The typical mechanisms for visual interactions are query by visual example (QVE) and query by subjective descriptions (QBD). The former includes a sketch retrieval function and a similarity retrieval function, and the latter includes a sense retrieval function. We adopt both an image model and a user model to interpr...

This paper describes a music browsing assistance service, Songrium (http://songrium.jp), which enables visualization and exploration of large amounts of user-generated music content with the aim of enhancing user experiences in enjoying music. Such a huge amount of usergenerated content has yielded “web-native music”, which we define as musical pieces that are published, shared, and remixed (ha...

The ability of GIFs to generate emotionality in social media marketing strategies is analyzed. aim this work show how neuroscience research techniques can be integrated into the analysis emotions, improving results and helping guide actions networks. This structured two phases: an experimental study using automated biometric (facial coding, GSR eye tracking) declared feelings comments Instagram...

The article deals with the détachement instances, an aspect of spoken language differing from binary structure (Topic-Comment) considered to both semantically and informationally form basic unit language. According Language into Act Theory, détachment instances are specific information units called Appendix Comment (APC), a clear distinction Topic unit. APC may be formally identified in corpus ...

1053-8100/$ see front matter 2010 Elsevier Inc doi:10.1016/j.concog.2010.05.006 q Reply to Commentaries on Dienes, Z., & Seth Consciousness and Cognition, 19, 1079–1080. * Corresponding author. Address: Department of P E-mail address: [email protected] ( In their comment on Sandberg, Timmermans, Overgaard, and Cleeremans (2010), Dienes and Seth argue that increased sensitivity of the ...

Commenting on social media posts is an important part of interaction on Facebook and other social media sites. The number of comments people receive has been linked to their experience on social media, but less is known about how the content of comments relates to both the original posts and posters’ communicative outcomes, such as their mood and satisfaction with the interaction. The present s...

T he IEEE Computer Society (CS) recently launched Computing Now (CN; http:// computingnow.computer.org), a single portal for all 14 CS magazines. CN features individual articles; themes based on editors’ top picks, such as gaming or agile development; editors’ blogs; news feeds; and multimedia content, such as interviews, podcasts, webinars, and videos. CN is updated more frequently than magazi...

'Cost-benefit analysis was measured in terms OF quality-adjusted life years ...' Response (2): This has been corrected to cost-utility analysis “A cost-effective analysis was conducted for the primary outcome (incremental costs per unit improvement in PG-SGA) while a cost-utility analysis (CUA) was undertaken for the secondary outcome (incremental costs per quality adjusted life year (QALY) gai...

Introduction. The main task of this paper is to assess how emotions are expressed in sharing of information about a controversial topic, immigration, and how the emotional expressions vary by comment type. Method. A sample of 50 threads of conversation from a Finnish online discussion group focusing on issues of immigration was selected for the study. The dataset contains 2,312 messages submitt...