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EDITORIAL Open Access Editorial

Over the last three decades, there has been increasing interest in exploiting sparseness constraints in signal processing, that is, searching for target signals with as few non-zero entries as possible. This approach was, perhaps, first exploited in the modelling of excitation signals in speech processing or reflectivity sequences in seismic deconvolution with only a small number of non-zero va...

Otolaryngology : Open Access Editorial

Objective: The purpose of this editorial is to alert otolaryngologists to Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs) and their primary causes of airway interferences including allergies. An understanding of the variety of OMDs should facilitate improved communications between otolaryngologists and orofacial myologists. Method: OMDs are identified, and the dental alignment and other consequences o...

Open Access Editorial

The Open Construction & Building Technology Journal is presently publishing a Special Issue on Infilled Framed Structures focusing on the Experimental & Modelling Aspects. It has been established that masonry infill walls affect the strength, stiffness and ductility of infilled frame structures. However, when designing such structures, it has become common practice not to include the existing i...

Editorial for Volume 6 Number 2: Books Content Manager of Open Access - Open Monograph Press

Open Access EDITORIAL Causal Learning Beyond Causal Judgment: An Overview

Most research articles studying how people learn to detect causal relationships in their environments commence with some sort of example to illustrate the relevance of causality in our daily lives. These examples allude to routine problems faced by doctors, economists, social psychologists, and others and emphasize the importance of deepening our understanding of causal reasoning. But despite t...