À la recherche du figement perdu : le figement cognitif

À la Recherche du Temps Perdu: extracting temporal relations from medical text in the 2012 i2b2 NLP challenge

OBJECTIVE An analysis of the timing of events is critical for a deeper understanding of the course of events within a patient record. The 2012 i2b2 NLP challenge focused on the extraction of temporal relationships between concepts within textual hospital discharge summaries. MATERIALS AND METHODS The team from the National Research Council Canada (NRC) submitted three system runs to the secon...

Concept Formation, Remembering, and Understanding: Dynamic Conceptual Semantics and Proust’s A la Recherche du Temps Perdu

i Preface This study presents a theory and model of memory and remembrance, which is a further explication of the theory of Dynamic Conceptual Semantics and of the Unconscious and Conscious, which has been developed in Bartsch 1998 Dynamic Conceptual Semantic: A Logic-Philosophical Investigation into Concept Formation and Understanding and in it is pointed out how phenomenological data and dyna...

Speedup, Communication Complexity, and Blocking - A La Recherche du Temps Perdu

The paper investigates the time lost in a parallel computation due to sequential and duplicated work, communication and control, and blocking. It introduces the concept of relative speedup and proposes characterizations of parallel algorithms based upon the communication complexity and the blocking model. The paper discusses the impact of the processor's architecture upon the measured speedup. ...

On The Logic of Secrecy in À la recherche du temps perdu

n this article, the author links what he terms ‘logic of secrecy’ to Proust’s best known and celebrated work, À la recherche du temps perdu. The article explores the way in which the ‘holder’ and the ‘addressee’ of a secret can relate one to the other despite a fundamental state of separation and finds that the Recherche contains a great variety of examples in which different kinds of secrets a...

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