Who Am I? Let Me Think: Assessing the Considered Self-Concept

I am a Machine, Let Me Understand Web Media!

The majority of web assets cannot be understood by machines, because of the lack of available explicit and machine readable semantics. By enabling machines to understand the meaning of web media, fully automated discovery, processing, and linking become feasible. Semantic Web technologies o er the possibility to enhance web resources with explicit semantics via linking to ontologies encoded in ...

I Think You Know Who I Am: Bloggers' Perceived Identifiability

Bloggers who conduct relational communication via their public posts on the Web have to make decisions regarding the degree to which they would like to reveal their realworld identity. On the one hand, disclosing identity related information online can be risky. On the other hand, being identifiable is essential for positive relational communication. This study explored factors influencing blog...

I am therefore I think

This article offers an account of embodied exchange with the world that associates conscious operations with actively inferring the causes of our sensations. Its agenda is to link formal (mathematical) descriptions of dynamical systems to a description of perception in terms of beliefs and goals. The argument has two parts: the first calls on the lawful dynamics of any (weakly mixing ergodic) s...

Please don't call me RI anymore; I may not be the one you think I am!

The previous issue of Critical Care reports new data on renal resistive index in critically ill patients. Although high renal resistive index may indeed be associated with acute kidney injury, the existence of several determinants of this index, of which renal resistance is only one among many, obscures the usefulness of this index in clinical practice.

Embodied Inference : or “ I think therefore I am , if I am what I think ”