In this paper the authors seek to establish the most appropriate mechanism for conducting sentiment analysis with respect to political debates so as to predict their outcome. To this end two alternative approaches are considered, the classification based approach and the lexicon based approach. In the context of the second approach either generic or domain specific lexicons may be adopted, both...

We propose a public debate support system through iterative alternation of face-to-face meetings and Web-based debates. Web-based facilitation of public debates is suitable for complementary question and answering when the debate in face-to-face meetings is insufficient due to time restriction. Since transcripts of public meetings tend to be lengthy and specialized, sharing public concerns amon...

The aim of this study is to discuss the new reading Imam Saddiq debate based on intertextuality Genette Theory. Sadiq (peace be upon him) engaged in discussions with various people during his lifetime and tried show truth book religion grandfather, Messenger God. This used content analysis approach analyse though results was presented themes found data. findings shows that theories Intertextual...

The paper compares three debates form different times and areas: the foundational debate within IS in 1980s (represented by books by Winograd & Flores, Ehn, and Nurminen), and the current debates in Design Research (represented by Buchanan) and in practical philosophy (represented by Toulmin). It is found that in the core of the two first debates is the question of the nature of the knowledge u...

We prove that the abscissas of Bohr and Rogosinski for ordinary Dirichlet series, mapping the right half-plane into the bounded convex domain G ⊂ C are independent of the domain G. Furthermore, we obtain new estimates about these abscissas. 1. Preliminaries Let us recall the theorem of H.Bohr [19] in 1914. Theorem 1.1. If a power series

Only three dimensions exist in the Universe, as most humans have long suspected, with the exception of mathematicians and physicists. Albert Einstein at one point approached this realization but geometry prevented his making the logical connections necessary to understand this basic principle. Today mathematicians and physicists fantasize about eleven, fifty – six and two hundred and fifty – si...