By bringing concepts of precision farming to intensive aquaculture fish production, it can be optimized more sustainable while focusing on welfare criteria. This requires a shift from mass smart production and consider each as an individual. Therefore, is required able identify in tank or sea cage. In this article, we prove the feasibility identification using iris biometric characteristic. Bas...

It is clear that within Deleuze and Whitehead’s work, there is an important redescription of the time, place and status of all subjectivity, a subjectivity which is not limited to the ‘human’. Both writers provide compelling reasons as to why, and how, contemporary analyses should avoid positing the human person as either an object or a subject. Rather, ‘human’ individuality is to be envisaged ...

We present in this paper a voice conversion (VC) method for a person with an articulation disorder resulting from athetoid cerebral palsy. The movement of such speakers is limited by their athetoid symptoms, and their consonants are often unstable or unclear, which makes it difficult for them to communicate. In this paper, exemplar-based spectral conversion using nonnegative matrix factorizatio...

Fingerprints are considered to be unique because they contain various distinctive features, including minutiae, ridges, pores, etc. Some attempts have been made to model the minutiae in order to get a quantitative measure for uniqueness or individuality of fingerprints. However, these models do not fully exploit information contained in nonminutiae features that is utilized for matching fingerp...

This exploratory-descriptive survey was carried out with a sample consisting of 73 nurses from two hospitals in order to know the perception they have of their work via-a-vis patients' rights and develop an instrument capable of measuring such perception. Four constructs referring to the nurses' performance via-a-vis patients' rights were identified and validated, based on questions the nurses ...

The notion of ' self' is intrinsically linked to the concepts of identity and individuality. During evolutionary transitions in individuality-such as, for instance, during the origin of the first cell, the origin of the eukaryotic cell and the origin of multicellular individuals-new kinds of individuals emerged from the interaction of previously independent entities. The question discussed here...

This position paper gives a brief overview of our developed technologies for enhancing alaryngeal speech (AL speech) uttered by laryngectomees. There are several alternative speaking methods for laryngectomees to produce AL speech. However, any type of AL speech suffers from lack of naturalness and speaker individuality (identity). To address this issue, we have developed statistical voice conv...

Over a hundred years, several attempts have been made to quantitatively establish the degree of individuality of fingerprints. Measurements have been made using models based on grids, ridges, fixed probabilities, relative measurements and generative distributions. This paper is a survey and assessment of various fingerprint individuality models proposed to-date. Models starting from that of Gal...

This paper presents a voice conversion technique using speaker-dependent Restricted Boltzmann Machines (RBM) to build highorder eigen spaces of source/target speakers, where it is easier to convert the source speech to the target speech than in the traditional cepstrum space. We build a deep conversion architecture that concatenates the two speakerdependent RBMs with neural networks, expecting ...

Recently, in the debate about the ontology of quantum mechanics some authors have defended the view that quantum particles are individuals in a primitive sense, so that individuality should be preferred over non-individuality (the alternative option). Primitive individuality involves two main claims: i) every item is identical with itself and ii) it is distinct from every other item. Non-relati...