Professor Korobkin examines and analyzes empirical contract law scholarship over the last fifteen years in an attempt to guide scholars concerning how empiricism can be used in and enhance the study of contract law. After defining the parameters of the study, Professor Korobkin categorizes empirical contract law scholarship by both the source of data and main purpose of the investigation. He th...

A number of methods have been proposed for reasoning about the demands that particular tasks place on a user,s limited cognitive processing resources. On the other hand, the notion of “cognitive resources” has been strongly criticized by psychologists. This paper addresses the question of whether these criticisms are applicable to user modeling. It first introduces and illustrates a framework f...

Subjective Bayesianism is a major school of uncertain reasoning and statistical inference. Yet, it is often criticized for an apparent lack of objectivity. By and large, these criticisms come in three different forms. First, the lack of constraints on prior probabilities, second, the entanglement of statistical evidence and degree of belief, third, the apparent blindness to bias in experimental...

This article attempts a critical examination of the actual digital art production, posing key questions about its artistic value inside contemporary esthetic discourse, including relationships with system. Considering properties numeric language, two important topics will be discussed: dialectic artwork-process and meaning multimedia. With support up-to-date computational creativity theories ev...