To act successfully, it is necessary to adjust the timing of one’s behavior to events in the environment. One way to examine human timing is the foreperiod paradigm. It requires experimental participants to react to events that occur at more or less unpredictable time points after a warning stimulus (foreperiod). In the current article, we first review the empirical and theoretical literature o...

Following a Bayesian statistical inference paradigm, we provide an alternative methodology for analyzing a multivariate logistic regression. We use a multivariate normal prior in the Bayesian analysis. We present a unique Bayes estimator associated with a prior which is admissible. The Bayes estimators of the coefficients of the model are obtained via MCMC methods. The proposed procedure...

In this paper, we try to outline the goodness of using an O-O model on designing multidimensional Data Marts. We argue that mul-tidimensional modeling is lacking in semantics, which can be obtained by using the O-O paradigm. Some beneets that could be obtained by doing this are classiied in six O

This paper describes a computational model to explain a variety of results in false recognition. The processing mechanism in the model is built around a co-occurrence representation of lexical semantics, affording an account of both structure and process. We show that this model can naturally account for levels of false recognition that are seen in studies using the DRM paradigm, including item...

Representing data using multiresolution is a valuable tool for the interactive exploration of very large datasets. Current multiresolution tools are written specifically for a single kind of multiresolution data. As a step toward developing general purpose multiresolution tools, we present here a model that represents a wide range of multiresolution data within a single paradigm. In addition, o...

The goal of this paper is to provide an introduction, with various elements of novelty, to the Planning as Model Checking paradigm.

Biocosmology implies that the laws of the microcosm (i.e. the laws governing living beings and their minds) mimic the laws of the macrocosm. These laws are based on a mosaic structure and triune organisation, with some roots that may be in the classical dialectical movement. A number of modern stances can be seen in relation to the Biocosmological perspective. The relationship to the mosaic str...