We introduce a method for learning to predict reader interest. In our approach, social interaction content and both syntactic and semantic features of words are utilized. The proposed method involves estimating topical interest preferences and determining the informativity between articles and their social content. In interest prediction, we integrate articles’ quality social feedback represent...

Usability has traditionally been a user interface issue that deals with interaction between a system and a user. Mobile handsets are devices that extend the concept of a system to be more than just one device. They are technically complex devices that need a network and services in order to be useful and usable. This paper gives a new perspective to the concept of usability in the context of mo...

This study shows that the informativity for identification of partially observable systems is equivalent to designing dynamical measurement-feedback stabilizers. finding entirely different from input-state case, where direct data-driven design state-feedback stabilizers requires less than system identification. We derive equivalence between two types based on a newly introduced vector autoregre...

Textuality is a key concept in text linguistics. It property that must have order to be regarded as good text. In this paper, an attempt made arrive at the aspects of textuality utilized online newspaper articles. More precisely, paper endeavors answer following question: what are most prevalent kind discourse? As such, aims identifying common exploited Accordingly, it hypothesized cohesion, co...

This paper reviews and introduces the strategies for testing a given dataset sampled from an unknown dynamic process to determine if it is sufficiently informative model system’s behavior. The presented tests should be done as first step in data-driven modeling avoid endless search proper which may not exist based on available data. It unrealistic that data holds complete information about syst...

Recent work has argued that belief is weak: the level of rational credence required for relatively low. That literature has  contrasted with assertion, arguing latter requires an epistemic state much stronger than (weak) belief---perhaps knowledge or even certainty.  We argue this wrong: assertion just as weak belief.  first present a variety new arguments this, and t...

Successful communication regularly requires listeners to make pragmatic inferences — enrichments beyond the literal meaning of a speaker’s utterance. For example, when interpreting a sentence such as “Alice ate some of the cookies,” listeners routinely infer that Alice did not eat all of them. A Gricean account of this phenomenon assumes the presence of alternatives (like “all of the cookies”) ...

The paper offers a method of the big data mining to solve problems of identification of cause-and-effect relationships in changing diagnostic information on medical images with different kinds of diseases. As integrated indices of the fundus vessels and coronary heart blood vessels we have used a global set of geometric features which is supposed to be a rather complete characteristic of diagno...

The lack of informativity of samples from heterozygotic individuals is one of the hindrances in the mapping of quantitative trait loci of outbred populations, since it is not normally possible to identify the origin of each allele. One way to include these individuals in analyses would be to genotype their endosperm, considering that a heterozygote (Aa) has AAa or Aaa endosperm, when the female...