16 research outputs found
When Models Interact with their Subjects: The Dynamics of Model Aware Systems
Get PDFA scientific model need not be a passive and static descriptor of its
subject. If the subject is affected by the model, the model must be updated to
explain its affected subject. In this study, two models regarding the dynamics
of model aware systems are presented. The first explores the behavior of
"prediction seeking" (PSP) and "prediction avoiding" (PAP) populations under
the influence of a model that describes them. The second explores the
publishing behavior of a group of experimentalists coupled to a model by means
of confirmation bias. It is found that model aware systems can exhibit
convergent random or oscillatory behavior and display universal 1/f noise. A
numerical simulation of the physical experimentalists is compared with actual
publications of neutron life time and {\Lambda} mass measurements and is in
good quantitative agreement.Comment: Accepted for publication in PLoS-ON
Relationship of the clinical response and binding of recombinant interferon alpha in patients with lymphoproliferative diseases
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The Moderating Role of Involvement on Salesmen Credibility and Accent: Impact on Consumer Purchase Intentions
No full textVariety of gastropods biodiversity associated with natural and anthropogenic factors in Mangrove Forests located at border of Iran and Pakistan
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Cytosine arabinoside increases the binding of125I-labelled epidermal growth factor and125I-transferrin and enhances the in vitro targeting of human tumour cells with anti-(growth factor receptor) mAb
No full textUse of audio podcast in K-12 and higher education: a review of research topics and methodologies
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