Recognition of emotion draws on a distributed set of structures that include the occipitotemporal neocortex, amygdala, orbitofrontal cortex and right frontoparietal cortices. Recognition of fear may draw especially on the amygdala and the detection of disgust may rely on the insula and basal ganglia. Two important mechanisms for recognition of emotions are the construction of a simulation of th...

Abstract No one builds their lives on remediated weaknesses. one. Who does a deficits-based approach benefit? Those we serve, or the professional community? Do our current models of practice support flourishing? Our biases make it hard for us to see not only how may be getting wrong today but is also perpetuating systems that prevent from right tomorrow. A paradigm shift strengths-based model i...

Stakeholder participation in social-ecological systems (SES) modeling is increasingly considered a desirable way to elicit diverse sources of knowledge about SES behavior and promote inclusive decision-making SES. Understanding how participatory processes function the context long-term adaptive management may allow for better design achieve intended outcomes inclusionary knowledge, representati...

These are notes about Ding, Feng and Zang’s proof [5]. The proof of their result is not new, the only difference with them is the starting point: we work directly on their gadget graph encoding a SAT problem and not on more general graphs. This allows to shortcut some parts of the original proof that become superfluous. After proving their theorem I clarify some points about total dual integral...

In this note we prove that the problem of deciding whether or not a set of integer vectors forms a Hilbert basis is co-NP-complete. Equivalently, deciding whether a conic linear system is totally dual integral (TDI) or not, is co-NPcomplete. These are true even if the vectors in the set or respectively the coefficient vectors of the inequalities are 0−1 vectors having at most three ones.

The correlated models are introduced in this article regarding revenue efficiency and profit efficiency in dynamic network production systems. The proposed models are not only applicable in measuring efficiency of divisional, periodical and overall efficiencies, but recognizing the exact sources of inefficiency with respect to revenue and profit efficiencies. Two numerical examples, consisting ...