objectives: emotion regulations refer to the ability of experiencing emotions as a basic human capacity and the experience of the basic emotions happiness, anger, sadness and fear are considered as reular characteristics among nations. in school-age children, problems in socioemotional development typically shows themselves as challenging, socially disruptive paterns of behavior. the purpose of...

Fulham Training School, This doubtless would be found most useful by the pupils of that school taken in conjunction with their notes ot' the lectures, but we do not think it will be of so much utility to others, except perhaps affording assistance to those called upon to train midwives. The second portion consists of actual questions set at the L. 0. S. examination, classified under their prope...

This paper describes the Entrance Exams task at the CLEF QA Track 2014. Following 2013 edition, the data set has been extracted from actual university entrance examinations including a variety of topics and question types. Systems receive a set of Multiple-Choice Reading Comprehension tests where the task is to select the correct answer among a finite set of candidates, according to the given t...

We present an approach to non-factoid answer selection with a separate component based on BiLSTM to determine the importance of segments in the input. In contrast to other recently proposed attention-based models within the same area, we determine the importance while assuming the independence of questions and candidate answers. Experimental results show the effectiveness of our approach, which...

INTRODUCTION Vibrato is the periodic fluctuation in pitch, amplitude and/or timbre of a musical tone. It is used by singers, string players, and, in some cases, by wind instrumentalists to ornament or color a tone. Vibrato research has focused on the general characteristics of vibrato, such as its form (generally found to be sinusoidal, but mostly trapezoidal according to Horii, 1989b), its per...

(A) Explain how the tools of statistical learning (Bayesian or otherwise) might be useful in thinking about paradigm shifts in science. Is a paradigm shift just the replacement of one model or hypothesis by another, or does it involve something more? (B) What would be the analogy of a Kuhnian paradigm shift in human learning or machine learning? Give at least one specific example of a phenomeno...

to Citizens' Advice Bureaux". It does not attempt to do more than pinpoint a number of problems arising when there is mental disorder in the family, but the range of 37 questions and answers is wide and carefully selected. Questions dealt with include "How is treatment for mental disorder arranged?" "Can the mental welfare officer call to see the patient against his will?" "If the local authori...