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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Implicit communication"”.

  1. Solving General Game Playing with Incomplete Information Problem using Iterative Tree Search and Language Learning

    … strategy and cooperating in games which require implicit communication. In this thesis, I theoretically and experimentally show why past GGP-II players suffer from these problems and introduce four algorithms to overcome these problems and discuss the advantages and limitations of each algorithm. …

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  2. Anticipatory communication strategies for human robot team coordination

    … coordination strategies (referred to as implicit coordination) to selectively communicate information based on the perceived needs of the other members in the team instead of requesting for information (referred to as explicit coordination). We elaborated upon prior characterizations of …

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  3. Dispersed concentration of high-tech jobs in the new economy : the paradox of new information and communication technologies

    … distances due to the use of new information and communication technologies (ICT). However, regional scientists articulate that geographic proximity is still important, at least, to the high-tech industry and the knowledge-related business activities. My research offers a ground work for …

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  4. Learning, Recognizing and Early Classification of Spatio-Temporal Patterns using Spike Timing Neural Networks

    … and temporal information that is critical for implicit communication and learning. This dissertation presents a novel, unsupervised approach for learning, recognizing and early classifying spatio-temporal patterns using spiking neural networks for human-robotic domains. The proposed spiking …

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  5. DeNovo: rethinking the memory hierarchy for disciplined parallelism

    … undisciplined programming practices that allow implicit communication and unstructured non-determinism. Such “wild” shared-memory behavior not only makes it difficult to test and maintain software but also complicates hardware, preventing it from scaling in a power-efficient manner. Recent …

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  6. Reusing a robot's behavioral mechanisms to model and manipulate human mental states

    … of the robot. The research focuses on the implicit communication that is made possible by two embodied agents interacting in a shared space through nonverbal interaction. While the processes used by a robot differ significantly from the cognitive mechanisms employed by humans, each face the …

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  7. A Study of Methods in Computational Psychophysiology for Incorporating Implicit Affective Feedback in Intelligent Environments

    … CAIE may, however, infer this appropriateness implicitly from the user, by observing and sensing various behavioral cues and affective reactions from the user, thereby seamlessly gathering such user-feedback. In this dissertation, we have studied the design space for incorporating user's …

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  8. Food advertising contents influencing organic food purchase intention and actual purchase behaviour and the moderating role of gender: the case of Thailand

    … society, meaning Thai people rely more on implicit communication than explicit messages. As a result, Thais read more into what is said than what the words themselves might mean. For most Thais, meaning matters more than what is said. The implications for academic theory relate to the need …

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