Characteristics Of Things Research Articles

The generalized dice similarity measures for comprehensive evaluation of graphic design effects based on color psychology with t-spherical fuzzy sets

Traditional Chinese art is vast and profound, with various colors having rich meanings. The combination of colors can vividly and intuitively represent various characteristics of things. Fully reflecting the characteristics of traditional Chinese folk art in graphic design can achieve extremely strong expressive effects. In current graphic design, the artistic colors of traditional Chinese folk art have not yet been fully displayed, and there is a lack of understanding of the profound connotation of traditional Chinese art. The graphic design industry has a very broad development space. The comprehensive evaluation of graphic design effects based on color psychology is a classical multiple attribute group decision making (MAGDM) problems. In this work, we shall present some novel Dice similarity measures (DSM) of T-spherical fuzzy sets(T-SFSs) and the generalized Dice similarity measures (GDSM) of and indicates that the DSM and asymmetric measures (projection measures) are the special cases of the GDSM in some parameter values. Then, we propose the GDSM-based MAGDM models with T-SFSs. Then, we apply the GDSMs between T-SFSs to MAGDM. Finally, an illustrative example for comprehensive evaluation of graphic design effects based on color psychology is given to demonstrate the efficiency of the GDSMs. The main contributions of this paper are summarized: (1) some novel Dice similarity measures (DSM) and the generalized Dice similarity measures (GDSMs) of T-spherical fuzzy sets(T-SFSs) are proposed; (2) The weighted Dice similarity measures (WDSM) and the weighted generalized Dice similarity measures (WGDSMs) of T-spherical fuzzy sets(T-SFSs) are proposed to solve the MAGDM; (3) an illustrative example for comprehensive evaluation of graphic design effects based on color psychology is given to demonstrate the efficiency of the WGDSM; (4) Some comparative analysis are used to show the effectiveness of the proposed Dice similarity measures.

Research on Products with the Feel of "Moe" Based on User's Cognitive Psychology

In the current society, "Moe" has become a new trend of best-selling products. The young user groups, especially the female users, are more inclined to choose "cute" products for their aesthetics. "Moe" is not only a sense of resonance that arises because of certain characteristics of things, but also some characteristics that make people have protective desires, stimulate people's childlike innocence, produce good feelings and love for them, and satisfy people's self-realization of young things, the need for value, and the need for aesthetics about cute and beautiful things. From the perspective of user’s cognitive psychology, this paper summarized the concept of "Moe", and discussed how "Moe" resonates with users and affects users' expectations. By comparing various types of robots and child robots in case studies, how “Moe” produces an impact based on the user's cognitive psychology was summed up. And this article demonstrated that products with a strong feel of "Moe" in the appearance meet the aesthetic needs of users, and are more likely to have empathy with users, which has an important impact on reducing the user expectations.

JUAL BELI YANG DIRIDHOI DALAM PERSPEKTIF SURAT AN-NISA’ (4) AYAT 29

Al-Qur'an as the main reference guide for the life of believers has set a reference in terms of worship and muamalah. In the field of muamalah, al-Qur'an also pays attention that this worldly affair is also valuable as worship by not violating sharia rules. One that relates to this is the Qur'anic guidance on ethics in the sale and purchase transactions contained in the An-Nisa letter (4) verse 29 which emphasizes that every believer must obtain assets in a way that is justified by sharia, one of the characteristics of things this is the passion between the seller and the buyer in the sale and purchase transaction.

Logos and pathos in Aristotle’s Rhetoric . A journey into the role of emotions in rational persuasion in rhetoric

This paper demonstrates that in the context of Aristotle’s Rhetoric and the Topics, logos and pathos are not two different ways of arguing. Aristotle highlights the rational nature of persuasion : the reasons that support a claim can be based on the characteristics of things or on what arises emotions in the audience. While Aristotle designed dialectical argumentation focusing on logical rules and endoxa, in the Rhetoric he recognized the major role that emotions play in actual persuasion. Within this framework, the emotional appeal is not an alternative to the rational appeal : it is the outcome of a topical choice and of the strategy of argumentation that an orator intends to use. Ultimately, the quality of the argumentation depends on the morality and the goals of speakers. But for those orators who have the best intentions to benefit society, Aristotle designed a training that empowers them in all that matters to convince an audience.

Hanya Yanagihara's The People in the Trees and post-colonial trauma criticism

ABSTRACTThe figure of a wounded body has been part of the cultural iconography of psychoanalysis since Freud defined trauma as the infringement of psyche's protective membrane that incites a neurotic response and represses memory of the injurious event. Recent feminist and postcolonial critiques of cultural trauma theory have problematised this ‘wound-centrism’ insofar as it has privileged an individuated, event-like and time-framed conceptions of violence, and has neglected systemic, incremental, continuous and quotidian experiences of violence. This article contributes to these critiques by analysing Hanya Yanagihara's 2013 novel The People in the Trees, which narrates an anthropological expedition to a fictitious Micronesian island and sets in motion aggressive colonisation of its populations. Yanagihara's postcolonial trauma novel offers a critical perspective onto the idiom of wounding not by denying its importance for some subjective experiences of violence, but by situating it in relation to other figurations of trauma. I argue that central to this narrative is the idea of traumatic appropriation, understood not only in line with social critiques of colonial and racial regimes of accumulation and dispossession, but also as an expression of epistemic violence that assigns personhood status solely to property owners and endows colonised populations with characteristics of things and commodities.

Research on Micro-Certificate Based Security System for Internet of Things

The rapid development of internet of things puts forward urgent needs for security. The security system must be studied to adapt to the characteristics of the internet of things. The micro- certificate based security system for internet of things takes full account of the security characteristics of things, and uses the symmetric cryptographic algorithms and security chip technology. This security system can meet the security requirements for large-scale sensor’s authentication, signification and encryption/decryption in internet of things, and improve the security performance of internet of things greatly.

Lightweight key management scheme to enhance the security of internet of things

Trillions things of Internet of Things (IOT) or Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) employ a unique global addressing scheme to interact to each other and corporate with others to provide intelligent services. However, people may resist the IOT as long as there is no public confidence that it will not cause any serious threats to their privacy. An effective secure key management for things authentication is the prerequisite of the security operations. Studying on the characteristics of things in the IOT deeply, this paper proposes a lightweight security key management scheme for Things to Things (T2T) communication in wireless networks of IOT which are usually composed of heterogeneous sensors/actuators or smart sensor-embedded things. Eventually, we evaluate the proposed scheme on storage overhead, communication overhead, computation overhead and resilience against nodes compromise attack, respectively.

Cognitive frame theory: an analytical framework for time differentiation in discourse.

This article develops an analytical framework for the description of time differentiation in discourse based on principles set out in a previous article (Spruyt, 2000). Language is described as a communication frame within which a speaker and a hearer have to focus their attention on a common theme for meaningful discourse to take place. The discourse between parties is described as a spectrum of speech acts wherein the parties have a shared knowledge of aspects such as place, time, occasion, the intrinsic characteristics of things and processes, the type of event and the semantic features involved in causality and intentionality. This knowledge is made available by the brain in the form of epistemic frames — a speech act frame, a state frame and an event frame. An utterance is constructed by the blending of these frames. Within the epistemic framework the present tense is regarded as man's primary field of experience and the cognitive point of departure from where he metaphorically projects to a past tense mental space and a future tense mental space.

Combination warp-matching method for stereotactic neurosurgery.

Digital image warping is a growing branch of image processing that deals with geometric transformation techniques. A geometric transformation is an operating that redefines the spatial relationship between points in an image. Physically based modeling is a field strongly attracting research interest in recent years. A physically based model includes physical characteristics of things being modeled and specifies their behavior via mathematical equations. This paper presents a warp-matching method and a general non-rigid body representation suitable for physically based modeling of deformations of heterogeneous objects. The main aim is to develop a new heterogeneous warping technique to correct for distortion in medical data sets.

Planning in a commonsense framework

The ability to make plans is a necessary condition for general intelligent behaviour. To plant everyday activities, an agent has to be capable of representing and reasoning about change. However, as it is impossible exhaustively to represent conditions for performing actions and their corresponding effects, artificial systems have to reason without complete knowledge. On the other hand, the fact that in the macroscopic world most characteristics of things persist over time has to be introduced in the formalization of change, to avoid stating explicitly what characteristics of the world are unaffected by every action. These are the main difficulties in planning in a commonsense framework, as far as formalization aspects are concerned. However there are others, of a more pragmatic nature (e.g. managing search). As a motivation, an example of formalization is given together with a brief explantion of the most known approaches to commonsense reasoning: circumscription, default theories and autoepistemic logic.