Another Perspective on A Patient’s Perspective

On Scrambling, Another Perspective

We explore the possibility of accounting for scrambling patterns in German using multidimensional grammars. The primary desirable characteristic of this approach is that it employs elementary structures with a single uniform component and combining operations which operate at a single point in the derived structure. As a result, we obtain an analysis that is much closer in spirit to ordinary TA...

Another Perspective on Vocabulary Richness

This article examines the usefulness of vocabulary richness for authorship attribution and tests the assumption that appropriate measures of vocabulary richness can capture an author’s distinctive style or identity. After briefly discussing perceived and actual vocabulary richness, I show that doubling and combining texts affects some measures in computationally predictable but conceptually sur...

Event Cube: Another Perspective on Business Processes

In this paper the so-called Event Cube is introduced, a multidimensional data structure that can hold information about all business dimensions. Like the data cubes of online analytic processing (OLAP) systems, the Event Cube can be used to improve the business analysis quality by providing immediate results under different levels of abstraction. An exploratory analysis of the application of pr...

Another perspective on the visual motion aftereffect.

Prolonged adaptation to motion in a given direction produces distinctly different visual motion aftereffects (MAEs) when viewing static vs. dynamic test displays. The dynamic MAE can be exactly simulated by real motion, whereas the static MAE cannot. In addition, the magnitude of the dynamic MAE depends on the bandwidth of motion directions experienced during adaptation, whereas the static MAE ...

Yet another perspective: a response to Connolly