13 research outputs found
Kumho Asiana Group`s Daewoo E&C Acquisition Case and Liquidity Crisis
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A Study on the Application of Module Vegetation Board on the Slope-sided Artificial Ground
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Semantic Information Processing of Korean Words( ll)
Kim, Rhee and Cho (1984) found that the prime word pattern-masked at a 50% identification threshold facilitates lexical decision of the semantically related probe word. An experiment was run to test whether this result can be replicated at a 30% identification threshold. In order to control any substantial differences among subjects regarding associative relation between the prime and probe words, half of the subjects were asked to relearn the associative relations between words while the remaining half were given free recall learning of the probe words. Then, subjects were given a lexical decision task in which the prime was presented with or without pattern mask at the 30% identification threshold. The present experiment obtained a 30-msec associative facilitation effect, confirming the results reported by Kim et aI. Several hypotheses were examined to explain these results: the frequency hypothesis, the number of meaning hypothesis and the sophisticated guessing model. All of these explanations were found unsatisfactory and thus a new model termed cyclic information processing was proposed to explain the associative facilitation effect at 30%-50% identification thresholds and other related findings. Discussion was made on the relationship between awareness and the associative facilitation effect and on two types of visual information processing in word perception
Gesture-Based User Authentication using Feature Combination and Block-Wise Correlation Coefficients
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With the rapid development of the smart devices, a variety of media and technologies have been exploiting in the area of user authentication. This paper proposes a novel approach to perform user authentication, which uses gesture video signals acquired from the RGB camera of a smart device.
The method combines the statistical features with the unique feature descriptors of images, and utilizes a similarity measure with the block-wise correlation coefficients of the feature matrices to increase the reliability of the system. By using only the RGB information from gesture data, the method is also sought for the computational efficiency and the ease of implementation. The experiments with a benchmark data set confirm the availability of the proposed method.2