Deepening our understanding of cognitive aspects of image analysis: Relationships between medical image processing and earth observation Raechel A. BIANCHETTI1, Alan MACEACHREN1 the Pennsylvania State University, Univers

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• Computer vision
• Image processing
• Remote sensing
• Image analysis
• Medical image computing
• Medical imaging
• Geographic information system
• Attention
• Image fusion
• Imaging science

FUSION OF ACOUSTIC, LINGUISTIC AND PSYCHOLINGUISTIC FEATURES FOR SPEAKER PERSONALITY TRAITS RECOGNITION Firoj Alam, Giuseppe Riccardi Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science, University of Trento, Ital

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• Language
• Corpus linguistics
• Cognitive science
• Computer science
• Linguistics
• Big Five personality traits
• Part-of-speech tagging
• Affective computing

Research Computing Drives Economic Development through Novel Collaborations between Governments, Businesses and Higher Education Institutions Sponsored by IBM mailto:

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• Power Architecture
• Cloud infrastructure
• IBM
• Watson
• Cloud computing
• PureSystems
• Big data
• Cognitive computing
• Blue Gene
• Hartree Centre
• IBM cloud computing

Turing Test: 50 Years Later AYSE PINAR SAYGIN1 , ILYAS CICEKLI2 & VAROL AKMAN2 1 Department of Cognitive Science, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA; E-mail: ; 2 Departme

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• Alan Turing
• Philosophy of artificial intelligence
• Theory of computation
• Philosophy of technology
• Humancomputer interaction
• Turing test
• Computing Machinery and Intelligence
• Chinese room
• The Imitation Game
• Algorithm
• Book:Alan Turing
• Turing machine

Third-person perception: A new way to explore inner cognition Allison A. Brennan & James T. Enns University of British Columbia What can thin-slices of behavior rated by onlookers tell us about inner cognition? Cognitive

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• Psychology
• Emotion
• Cognitive science
• Emotion perception
• Perception
• Cognition
• Facial expression
• Affective computing
• Emotional expression

WATER BODIES AND SENSOR ONTOLOGIES Boyan Brodaric1, Torsten Hahmann2, Michael Gruninger3 1 Geological Survey of Canada, Ottawa, Canada K1A0E9 Email: 2 School of Computing and Information Science,

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• Ontology
• Information science
• Semantic Web
• Technical communication
• Knowledge representation
• Formal ontology
• Upper ontology
• Web Ontology Language
• Michael Gruninger
• Descriptive Ontology for Linguistic and Cognitive Engineering
• Water
• Semantic spectrum

Cognitive Computing with Open Data – this is Common Sense Thomas A. Landolt Country General Manager IBM Switzerland

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• Cloud infrastructure
• Artificial intelligence
• Power Architecture
• IBM
• Cognitive computing
• Cloud computing
• Watson
• IBM cloud computing
• Big data

Int. J. Human – Computer Studies , 185 – 213 External cognition: how do graphical representations work? MIKE SCAIFE AND YVONNE ROGERS School of Cognitiy e and Computing Sciences , Uniy ersity of Sussex ,

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• Cognitive modeling
• Cognitive science
• Scientific modeling
• Thought
• Cognitive psychology
• Mental model
• Diagram
• Cognitive model
• Mental representation
• Object Process Methodology
• Solid modeling
• Distributed cognition

Microsoft Word - NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING AND INTEGRATIVE COGNITIVE SYSTEMSdoc

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Reservoir computing and the Sooner-is-Better bottleneck Commentary on: Christiansen & Chater, “The now-or-never bottleneck: a fundamental constraint on language”, to appear in Behavioral and Brain Sciences. © Cambri

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• Artificial neural networks
• Computational neuroscience
• Computational statistics
• Neural networks
• Mathematical psychology
• Biological neural network
• Reservoir computing
• Input
• Cognitive model
• Recurrent neural network