The objective of this paper is to introduce a new class submanifolds which are called pointwise quasi hemi-slant in almost Hermitian manifolds extends hemi-slant, semi-slant and slant very natural way. Several basic results respect proved paper. Moreover, we obtain some conditions the distributions involved definition submanifolds. We also get for totally geodesic mixed Finally, illustrate exam...

• Videos displayed onset asymmetries (OASs) in avatars’ emotional facial expressions. • We also varied OAS timing for the left hemi-face (LHF) and right hemi-face (RHF). • Perceivers more quickly and accurately detected OASs in targets’ LHF expressions. • Perceivers judged expressions with earlier LHF onsets as more spontaneous. • LHF anger was more accurately detected at 20 ms OAS (with no bia...

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Patients with left-sided neglect frequently show repetitive behaviour on the ipsilesional side, such as re-markings on cancellation tasks or extensive elaboration on drawings. It is unclear whether these perseverative responses occur as a symptom of hemi-neglect or inattention in general, and/or whether they are related to anatomical brain correlates such as lesion location, lesion side or volu...

In model-based segmentation, automated region identification is achieved via registration of novel data to a pre-determined model. The desired structure is typically generated via manual tracing within this model. When model-based segmentation is applied to human cortical data, problems arise if left-right comparisons are desired. The asymmetry of the human cortex requires that both left and ri...

In this work, we consider the problem of influence maximization on a hypergraph. We first extend the Independent Cascade (IC) model to hypergraphs, and prove that the traditional influence maximization problem remains submodular. We then present a variant of the influence maximization problem (HEMI) where one seeks to maximize the number of hyperedges, a majority of whose nodes are influenced. ...