Complementing complexity

Complementing regeneration

Complement proteins and complement activation products with effector functions include complement opsonins (C1q, MBL, and C3d), anaphylatoxins (C3a and C5a), and the membrane attack complex (MAC). The complement system also comprises a variety of cellbound and soluble complement regulatory proteins that act on different activation pathways or at different steps in the cascade, and which prevent...

Complementing predictive coding

Clark (in press) discusses virtues of the neurocomputational perspective of predictive coding1, as well as evidential, conceptual, and methodological limits. I expand on some such methodological limits by asking: (1) “Are processes of reducing informational surprise limited to biological brains?” and (2) “Can some hyperpriors be culturally contingent?” My goal is not to make any specific theore...

Complementing Collective Intelligence

Introduction The emergence of Collective Intelligence in recent years is based on the recognition that our intelligence is deeply rooted in our social interaction. In addition, ICT (Information and Communication Technology) applications are strongly enhancing the effectiveness of our social interaction in complex contexts, and can still enhance it further. Freely quoting from the main page of t...

Complementing Unary Nondeterministic Automata

Complementing Gender Analysis Methods.

The existing gender analysis frameworks start with a premise that men and women are equal and should be treated equally. These frameworks give emphasis on equal distribution of resources between men and women and believe that this will bring equality which is not always true. Despite equal distribution of resources, women tend to suffer and experience discrimination in many areas of their lives...