Can Statistical Parsers WOW! You: A Cognitive Assessment

Learning Representations for Multi-Dimensional Sentiment Analysis

This document received 22 “You rock” reactions, 1 “Teehee” reaction, and 1 “Wow, just wow.” reaction. We can treat these reactions as a normalized distribution over reactions, [0.916, 0.041, 0, 0, 0.041]. Treating the reaction data as a normalized distribution allows us to ignore the differences in reaction counts across documents and instead focus only on how reactions are distributed within d...

Sample Selection for Statistical Parsers: Cognitively Driven Algorithms and Evaluation Measures

Creating large amounts of manually annotated training data for statistical parsers imposes heavy cognitive load on the human annotator and is thus costly and error prone. It is hence of high importance to decrease the human efforts involved in creating training data without harming parser performance. For constituency parsers, these efforts are traditionally evaluated using the total number of ...

Mole's Wow! So now you have your own lab! Part VI – FCTWAWKI. By Caveman.

Assessment of Effectiveness of Cognitive-Behavioral Group Training on Self-Esteem and Achievement Motivation of High School Students

Background: Based on researches done  in recent decades, there are several therapeutic approaches to increase self-esteem and achievement motivation of students. Among these methods, we can refer to cognitive-behavioral therapy. The purpose of this research is assessment of effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral group training on self-esteem andachievement motivation of students. Methods: The re...

A Comparative Study on Cognitive emotion regulation strategies, Behavioral Brain Systems and Quality of Life in Patients with Diabetes and Healthy People

Abstract Introduction: Diabetes is one of the major health issues. This disease is one of the most chronic diseases and threatening the community. The aim of this study was to compare the strategies of cognitive emotion regulation, behavioral brain systems and quality of life in people with diabetes. Methods: The present study was a post-event (comparative study). the statistical population con...