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Abhijit Mondal, L Thiberio Rangel, Jack G Payette, Gregory P Fournier + 2 more
5## Discussion and conclusion In this work, we introduced a novel, error-correction-based approach, DaTeR, for estimating chronograms based on both absolute and relative time calibrations. Our extensive experimental analysis using a large empirical dataset, supplemented by a simulation study, demonstrates the potential…
Swayambhu Nath Ray, Shib Sankar Dasgupta, Partha Talukdar
Knowledge of the creation date of documents facilitates several tasks such as summarization, event extraction, temporally focused information extraction etc. Unfortunately, for most of the documents on the Web, the time-stamp metadata is either missing or can't be trusted. Thus, predicting creation time from document…
Calen J. Horton, Lisa C. Walsh, Anthony Rodriguez, Victor A. Kaufman
Researchers have begun to address heterogeneity in the single population. Historically, singles have been differentiated either by their marital history (e.g., widowed, divorced, never-married) or by whether they considered their singlehood voluntary. However, these approaches leave many unanswered questions about…
Swayambhu Nath Ray
—Most of the textual information available to us are temporally variable. In a world where information is dynamic, time-stamping them is a very important task. Documents are a good source of information and are used for many tasks like, sentiment analysis, classification of reviews etc. The knowledge of creation date…
Sayed Hoseini, Christoph Quix, Stefan Decker
Modern organizations generate and consume massive volumes of heterogeneous data at high speed. This requires a continuous development of new techniques for more efficient and reliable data management. Designing appropriate data architectures has therefore become a strategic necessity, as they shape how data is…
E. Prochazkova, E. E. Sjak-Shie, F. Behrens, D. Lindh + 1 more
Humans are social animals whose mental wellbeing is shaped by the ability to attract and connect with each other. In a dating world, in which success can be determined by brief interactions, apart from physical features, there is a whole choreography of movements, physical reactions and subtle expressions that drive…
Iliana Samara, Tom S. Roth, Milica Nikolic, Eliska Prochazkova + 1 more
In a series of three studies, we examined whether third-party observers can detect attraction in others based on subtle nonverbal cues. We employed video segments of dates collected from a speed-dating experiment, in which daters went on a brief (approx. 4 min) blind-date and indicated whether they would like to go on…
Shu Wei
The evolution of Chinese online courtship culture is a mixed product under dynamic interaction between the feudal tradition, urban development and government policies. The presented research examines the regional online dating popularity, spatial homogamy and the self-presentation pattern in the cyber love market, with…
Joana Arantes, Margarida Pinho, John Wearden, Pedro Barbas Albuquerque
'Pedro Barbas Albuquerque'] What happens when we unexpectedly see an attractive potential partner? Previous studies in laboratory settings suggest that the visualization of attractive and unattractive photographs influences the perception of time. The major aim of this research is to study time perception and…
Haluk O. Bingol, Omer Basar
Until very recently we all live in a physical world only. With the rapid penetration of Internet to our daily lives starting in mid 1990's, we developed a new concept of virtual world. Now we have virtual friends that we exchange emails or tweets. We used to live in our social network, which was within our physical…
Simona Sciara, Federico Contu, Federica Montano, Carolina Sole Steffano + 2 more
While dating apps such as Tinder are now widespread, social stigma toward their users remains a significant yet underexplored issue. Two experiments examined how prejudice toward Tinder shapes social perception and interpersonal attraction. Study 1 (N = 206) investigated impressions toward a potential partner whose…
Marie-Ève Daspe, Reout Arbel, Hannah F. Rasmussen, Gayla Margolin
Situation: The Role of Negative Anticipation Authors: ['Marie-Ève Daspe' 'Reout Arbel' 'Hannah F. Rasmussen' 'Gayla Margolin'] Past observational studies highlight meaningful behavioral differences between aggressive and nonaggressive couples during conflict interactions. However, research is needed on how aggressive…
Reuben Granich, Somya Gupta, Alex Garner, Sean Howell
Achieving the 90-90-90 is essential to keep people alive and to end AIDS. Men who have sex with men (MSM) often have the least access to HIV services. Estimates for key populations are often unavailable, dated or have very wide confidence intervals and more accurate estimates are required. We compared registered users…