Anecdote of Stephenson

Anecdote Recognition and Recommendation

We introduce a novel task Anecdote Recognition and Recommendation. An anecdote is a story with a point revealing account of an individual person. Recommending proper anecdotes can be used as evidence to support argumentative writing or as a clue for further reading. We represent an anecdote as a structured tuple — < person, story, implication >. Anecdote recognition runs on archived argumentati...

Anecdote is the singular of data

Why put together yet another debate about the importance or irrelevance of place in society? The superficial reason for doing this here was that in Autumn 2000 I was asked to referee a paper by Andrew McCulloch (2001) which both impressed and concerned me. I was impressed by the amount of work and skill which had gone into this paper, as with much of the analysis of the British Household Panel ...

He Death Last Year of Stephenson, Affinity and Efficacy in 2005 Stephenson: 50 Years On

& Stephenson, 2004) provides a good excuse to take a look at the current status of his ideas, and to recall the Pharmacology department in Edinburgh in the 1960s. I joined that department in 1960, to do my PhD under Walter Perry and W E Brocklehurst. I had a large lab (and a technician), opposite Henry Adam's office (Vickerman, 2004), in the old and beautiful medical school building in Teviot P...

Moving from anecdote to evidence.

The Plural of Anecdote is "Blog"