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A Critical Review of the Psychophysiology of Driver Fatigue

Craig, A. R; Lal, S. (Elsevier Science, 2002)

Driver fatigue is a major cause of road accidents and has implications for road safety. This review discusses the concepts of fatigue and provides a summary on psychophysiological associations with driver fatigue. A ...
Cross-cultural validation of the Cardiac Depression Scale in Iran

Gholizadeh Leila; Salamonson Yenna; Parvan Kobra; Davidson Patricia; Hare David (The British Psychological Society, 2010)

Background: The Cardiac Depression Scale (CDS) is a disease-specific instrument for measuring depression in cardiac patients. This study was designed to validate the CDS in an Iranian population. Methods: Translation and ...
Data-Driven Modelling Of Low-Pressure Hybrid Membrane Filtration Using Multivariate Polynomial Regression

Erdei Laszlo; Dackermann Ulrike; Ball James (Chemical Industry Press, 2010)

Hybrid membrane filtration processes involve complex physical, chemical, and biological phenomena, thus their mechanistic modelling is overly challenging. In this study we use multivariate polynomials to model the fouling ...
Deconstructing theory: Towards an ethical therapy

Larner Glenn (Sage, 2011)

Over the last two decades theorists and therapists have explored and consolidated discursive and relational approaches to therapy based on social constructionist, dialogic, and narrative thinking. Meanwhile in mainstream ...
The development of metalinguistic awareness of Azeri-Persian bilinguals in the process of third language acquisition

Gholizadeh Farideh; Gholizadeh Leila; Modirkhamene Sima (Time Taylor International, 2012)

There are differences in the development of metalinguistic awareness (MA) between monolinguals and bilinguals. The process of third language acquisition may further foster MA development which is considered as an important ...
Development of the Self-Regulated Learning Teacher Belief Scale

Lombaerts K; De Backer F; Engels N; Van Braak J; Athanasou James (Inst Superior Psicologia Aplicada, 2009)

The present study describes the development and psychometric properties of the Self-Regulated Learning Teacher Belief Scale (SRLTB). The SRLTB is a self-report teacher scale with 10 items assessing teachers' beliefs about ...
Discourse and Technology

Van Leeuwen Theodoor (Equinox Publishing, 2011)

7he paper discusses three aspects of the relation between discourse and technology. The first is the influence of new communication technologies on the agenda oflinguistics and discourse analysis. The beginning of radio ...
The dismantling of Australian multiculturalism and the migrant third sector: spotlight on the St George region of Sydney.

Collins Jock; Lalich Walter (Blackwell Publishing, 2007)

This article tests the pulse of contemporary Australian multiculturalism by canvassing the views of residents and service providers living and working in the St George region of south-western Sydney, one of Sydney's ...
Dissociating speed and accuracy in absolute identification: The effect of unequal stimulus spacing

Donkin C; Brown S; Heathcote A; Marley Anthony (Springer, 2009)

Identification accuracy for sets of perceptually discriminable stimuli ordered on a single dimension (e.g., line length) is remarkably low, indicating a fundamental limit on information processing capacity. This surprising ...
'Drink Beer Regularly, It's Good for You (and Us)': Selling Tooth's Beer in a Depressed Market

Crawford Robert (Alcohol and Drugs Society, 2007)

This study examines the unique publicity activities devised by the Tooth¿s brewery in Sydney during the Great Depression and the 1930s. Unlike many advertisers, the brewery did not turn its back on advertising or marketing. ...
Driver Fatigue Detection Using Smart Eye Blink Monitoring System

Patel Miteshkumar; Lal Saroj; Kavanagh Diarmuid; Rossiter Peter (International Conference on Broadband Communication, Information Technology & Biomedical Application, 2010)

Long duration driving is a significant cause of fatigue related accidents on motorways. This paper presents the design of a detection system which can be used to detect fatigue in drivers. The system focuses on eye blink ...
Driver Fatigue: Psychological and Electroencephalography Assessment

Lal Saroj; Craig Ashley (Austroads, 2001)

Task performance during driving may be influenced by psychological factors since individuals differ in temperament and anxiety status. Fatigue has also been shown to be associated with changes in brain wave activity. ...
The Dynamics of Thought

Gardenfors Peter (Springer, 2005)

This volume is a collection of some of the most important philosophical papers by Peter Gärdenfors. Spanning a period of more than 20 years of his research, they cover a wide ground of topics, from early works on decision ...
Early driver fatigue detection from electroencephalography signals using artificial neural networks

Nguyen Hung; King Leslie; Lal Saroj (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2006)

This paper describes a driver fatigue detection system using an Artificial Neural Network (ANN). Using electroencephalogram (EEG) data sampled from 20 professional truck drivers and 35 non professional drivers, the time ...
Effects of Early Sensorimotor Disorder on Contextual Learning in Autism

Bjorne P; Balkenius Christian; Johansson Birger (Elsevier Masson, 2006)

Cognitive explanations of autism often involve higher order cognitive functions developing late in childhood, such as theory of mind, executive functions or central coherence. In home videos of infants later diagnosed with ...
Effects of human OEC-derived cell transplants in rodent spinal cord contusion injury

Gorrie Catherine; Hayward I; Cameron N; Kailainathan G; Nandapalan N; Sutharsan R; Wang Jiaqi; Mackay-Sim A; Waite Pme (Elsevier Science Bv, 2010)

Numerous reports indicate that rodent olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) assist in spinal cord repair and clinical trials have been undertaken using autologous transplantation of human olfactory ensheathing cells (hOECs) ...
Electroencephalography activity Association iated with driver fatigue:implication for a fatigue countermeasure device

Lal, S.; Craig, A. R (Inderscience, 2005)
Endowing Artificial Systems with Anticipatory Capabilities: Success Cases

Johansson Birger; Balkenius Christian; Pezzulo Giovanni; Butz V; Castelfranchi Cristiano; Falcone Rino; Baldassarre Gianluca; Forster Alexander; Grinberg Maurice; Herbort Oliver; Kriyazov Kiril; Kokinov Boicho; Lalev Emilian; Lorini Emiliano; Martino Carlos; Miceli Maria; Ognibene Dimitri; Paiva Ana; Petkov Georgi; Piunti Michele; Thorsteinsdottir Vin (Springer, 2008)

Endowing Artificial Systems with Anticipatory Capabilities
Ensemble Pruning via Individual Contribution Ordering

Lu Zhenyu; Wu Xindong; Zhu Xingquan; Bongard Josh (ACM, 2010)

An ensemble is a set of learned models that make decisions collectively. Although an ensemble is usually more accurate than a single learner, existing ensemble methods often tend to construct unnecessarily large ensembles, ...
Estimating blood loss after birth: Using simulated clinical examples

Buckland Sara; Homer Caroline (Elsevier, 2005)

Aim: To determine the accuracy of the estimation of blood loss using simulated clinical examples. Setting: Over 100 attendees came together at a seminar about postpartum haemorrhage in June 2006. Five blood loss assessment ...

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