«objectivity»
۱٬۱۵۰٬۶۳۷ نتیجهHow infants grasp two adjacent objects: effects of perceived display composition on infants' actions
In this research, 12.5and 9.5-month-old infants' use of information about the composition of a display to guide their actions on the display was examined. The display was composed of two pieces that were either glued together (the oneobject display) or not (the two-object display
Semantic and Schematic Similarities between Objects inDatabases : A Context - based
ion Level Incompatibility Generalization Conflicts Aggregation Conflicts (Semantic Relevance) (Semantic Relevance ) Figure 9: Abstraction level incompatibilities and the likely types of semantic proximities Example: Consider the aggregation SET-OF which is used to define a concep
Production Experience with Multi-terabyte Object Databases in High Energy Physics
CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, is currently building a new large-scale particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Four major physics experiments are scheduled to start collecting data at the LHC in 2005. They will collect raw data with rates fro
Object Recognition Insights From Advances in fMRI Methods
Recent advancements in imaging methods and analysis approaches have provided important insights about the neural bases of object recognition. We address the potential limitations of standard functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and discuss methodological advancements, inc
A Front-End For An Ownership Object Graph Interactive Editor
ion Gradient. Abstraction refers to putting elements together to be represented as a single entity. Abstraction gradient refers to how much the system allows for more abstraction. OOGIE gives the developer the opportunity to manipulate the hierarchy by grouping more objects toget
Modular Reasoning in Object-Oriented Programming
Difficulties in reasoning about functional correctness and relational properties of object-oriented programs are reviewed. An approach using auxiliary state is briefly described, with emphasis on the author’s work. Some near term challenges are sketched. Formal verification depen
Allocentric Object Tracking 2
This study tested whether multiple-object tracking—the ability to visually index objects based on their spatial-temporal history—is scene-based or image-based. Initial experiments showed equivalent tracking accuracy for objects in 2D and 3D motion. Subsequent experiments manipula
Two Roles for Attention in Shape Perception: A Structural Description Model of Class- and Instance-Level Object Recognition
This paper presents MetriCat, a structural description model of the human capacity to recognize objects both as members of a general class (e.g., "chair") and as specific instances ("my office chair"). MetriCat codes the attributes of an object's parts and their relations in a no
The Perception and Memory of Stereoscopic Depth Information in Naturalistic Objects
In two experiments with 162 participants, we examined the role of stereoscopic depth cues in the memory for objects and scenes. Stereoscopic depth cues are formed by disparities in the locations of objects in the images formed on the two eyes, and are naturally used by most obser
Fault-tolerant Distribution and Persistence of Objects Using Replication
Large and complex object-oriented applications demand both transparent distribution and persistence. When faulttolerance is required, improving single component availability is insufficient, because it does not scale well to large systems. Therefore, we provide scalable fault-tol