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Olga V. Demler, Anna Győrffy‐Kerekes
The win ratio (WR) has emerged as an increasingly used method for analyzing composite endpoints in randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Its growing popularity stems from its ability to accommodate a hierarchy of event types within a composite primary endpoint in an RCT. However, as a relatively new measure, the WR…
Anna Merin Mathew, R. Muralikrishnan, Mahima Gulati, Shikha Bhattamishra + 1 more
Ergativity marks subject arguments as agents of a transitive event and thereby signals verbal transitivity and influences language comprehension. We report here on an event-related brain potentials (ERP) study in Hindi, in which we investigated this interconnection to ascertain whether the ergative case as a processing…
William Sulis, Ali Khan, Irina Basieva
Type I contextuality or inconsistent connectedness is a fundamental feature of both the classical as well as the quantum realms. Type II contextuality (true contextuality or CHSH-type contextuality) is frequently asserted to be specific to the quantum realm. Nevertheless, evidence for Type II contextuality in classical…
Yulia Tyumeneva, Yulia Sudorgina, Alexandra Kislyonkova, Maria Lebedeva
'Maria Lebedeva'] Measuring psychological attributes, such as motivation, typically involves rating scales, assuming that an attribute can be ordered, and that ratings represent this order. Previously, only the first assumption had been tested, albeit limited. First, we checked the ordinal structure of motivation…
Dawoud Ahmadi Dastjerdi, Mahdi Aghaee
The orbit of a point x ∈ X in a classical iterated function system (IFS) can be defined as {fu(x) = fun ◦ · · · ◦ fu1 (x) : u = u1 · · · un is a word of a full shift Σ on finite symbols and fui is a continuous self map on X }. One also can associate to σ = σ1σ2 · · · ∈ Σ a non-autonomous system (X, fσ) where the…
Benjamin Schumacher, Michael D. Westmoreland, Andrei Khrennikov, Francesco Buscemi
'Francesco Buscemi'] We present a critique of the many-world interpretation of quantum mechanics, based on different “pictures” that describe the time evolution of an isolated quantum system. Without an externally imposed frame to restrict these possible pictures, the theory cannot yield non-trivial interpretational…
William H. Sulis
In recent years there has been interest in the relationship between intransitivity and the presence of true (Type II) contextuality (contextuality with context independent marginals). The latter has been considered to be a sine qua non of quantum mechanics, although it has been observed in experiments on human decision…
Guillaume Péron
The graph transitivity measures the probability that adjacent vertices in a network are interconnected, thus revealing the existence of tightly connected neighborhoods playing a role in information and pathogen circulation. The graph transitivity is usually computed for dichotomized networks, therefore focusing on…
Sina Greenwood, Andrew Wood
A CR-dynamical system is a pair (X, G), where X is a compact metric space and G is a closed relation (CR) on X. In this paper, we introduce a new type of transitive point and transitivity in CR-dynamical systems. We develop a new tool called transitivity trees, which we use to determine the relationship between the…
Chuck Bradley, Evie A. Malaia, Jeffrey Mark Siskind, Ronnie B. Wilbur + 1 more
'Ronnie B. Wilbur' 'Marcus Perlman'] Longstanding cross-linguistic work on event representations in spoken languages have argued for a robust mapping between an event’s underlying representation and its syntactic encoding, such that-for example-the agent of an event is most frequently mapped to subject position. In the…
Hongbo Zeng
This paper is concerned with some stronger forms of transitivity in nonautonomous discrete systems(f1,∞) generated by a uniformly convergent sequence of continuous self maps. Firstly, we present two counterexamples to show that Theorem 3.1 obtained by Salman and Das in [Multi-transitivity in nonautonomous discrete…
René Mellema, Frank Dignum
Within social simulation, we often want agents to interact both with larger systems of norms, as well as respond to their own and other agents norm violations. However, their are currently no norm specifications that allow us to interact with all of these components. To address this issue, this paper introduces the…
Rineau Valentin, Prin Stéphane
Triplets, as minimal informative rooted trees, are fundamental units of information in phylogenetics. Their importance for phylogenetic reconstruction, cladistic biogeography, or supertree methods relies on the fact that any rooted tree can be decomposed into a set of triplets. In order to formalize the tree building…
Martin Ferenczi, Alex Kummer, János Abonyi
Visibility graphs transform time series into complex networks where nodes represent time indices and edges encode temporal visibility relationships. While these graphs preserve structural properties of time series, the semantic interpretation of derived network characteristics remains challenging, limiting…
Chhapikul Miah, Shyamapada Modak
This paper will discuss the problem of defining the new topological transitivity. To do this several equivalent topological transitivity and non-wandering point has been discussed through this paper. This paper also consider the ideal version of transitivity with the help of the amendment of the result Remark 6.9(2) of…
Fabian Munoz, Greg Jensen, Maxwell Shinn, Yelda Alkan + 3 more
The accumulation of evidence over time formalized in the drift diffusion model (DDM), has become one of the most prevalent models of deliberative decision-making. To better understand the role of latent variables during a serial learning task, in which decisions were made rapidly and did not show typical accuracy and…
William Matchin, Diogo Almeida, Gregory Hickok, Jon Sprouse
In principle, functional neuroimaging provides uniquely informative data in addressing linguistic questions, because it can indicate distinct processes that are not apparent from behavioral data alone. This could involve adjudicating the source of unacceptability via the different patterns of elicited brain responses…