Putting Behavior into International Cooperation

Putting the "Human" into "Human Behavior Models"

Intelligent Agents are often developed for the purposes of mimicking the behavior of a person performing a task. These “Human Behavior Models” (HBMs) (Pew and Mavor 1998) are often used to perform complex tasks such as flying airplanes in simulation, interacting as non-playercharacters in games, participating in teammates in simulation-based training environments, etc. These models’ level of “h...

putting prevention into practice

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Putting Theory into Practice

Regional and International Cooperation to Reduce Nagorno – Karabakh Conflict

Almost two decades since conflict broke out between Republic of Azerbaijan and Armenia, two northern neighbors of Iran, in Nagorno – Karabakh region. Although military conflict in this region has minimized with the existing ceasefire, and reaching a sustainable agreement is likely to be happened by the two parties. Close regional and international cooperation seems necessary more than ever in o...

Putting concepts into context.

At first glance, conceptual representations (e.g., our internal notion of the object "lemon") seem static; we have the impression that there is something that the concept lemon "means" (a sour, yellow, football-shaped citrus fruit) and that this meaning does not vary. Research in semantic memory has traditionally taken this "static" perspective. Consequently, only effects demonstrated across a ...