When Bingham meets Bratu: mathematical and computational investigations

When the Generative Lexicon meets Computational Semantics

Computational semantics and lexical semantics have so far mostly been studied separately. As a result, computational semantics often constructs meanings with poor or little lexical sense, while lexical semantics generally only apply to simple and small phrases (as opposed to complete sentences). We present here a general framework to incorporate lexical semantics information originating from a ...

When Science Meets Religion

When Turing Meets Milner

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When Simulation Meets Antichains

We describe a new and more efficient algorithm for checking universality and language inclusion on nondeterministic finite word automata (NFA) and tree automata (TA). To the best of our knowledge, the antichain-based approach proposed by De Wulf et al. was the most efficient one so far. Our idea is to exploit a simulation relation on the states of finite automata to accelerate the antichain-bas...

When mind meets machine

into sufferers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and brain-stem stroke, which enables them to move a computer cursor, albeit slowly. The device uses electrodes attached to amplifiers and FM transmitters transplanted 5 mm deep—just under the scalp—into the brain. The electrodes encourage brain tissue to grow around them, thus stabilizing them against any movement and resulting distortion ...