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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"spatiotemporal events"”.

  1. A preliminary approach to detect and track events in social media

    Many algorithms have been proposed to model spatiotemporal events in both sensor network and social networks. However, most of them can not fullfil the task in a social network data streaming context. We proposed an evolving Mean Shift clustering based algorithm to formulate a robust system to …

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  2. An fMRI dataset of 1,102 natural videos for visual event understanding

    … visual system is tasked with transforming these spatiotemporal events into meaningful outputs so we can effectively interact with our environment. To form a useful representation of the event, the visual system utilizes many visual processes, from object recognition to motion perception. Thus, …

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  3. Searching for Healing Amidst the Genocidal Logic: Fragmentary Exiled Bosnian (Im)Possibilities

    … genocidal logic extending far beyond singular spatiotemporal events. People were searching for healing from the ongoing disruptions in their health and well-being through various healing modalities of which I highlight the practice of *struna* (stomach ailment realignment) and psychotherapeutic …

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  4. Dissecting Pluripotency and Mammalian Embryonic Development via Droplet Microfluidics

    … co-culture of ES and XEN in microgels can mimic spatiotemporal events reminiscent to the peri-implantation embryo.

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