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Effective treatment strategies for problem behavior in classroom enviroments: teacher perspektive
Stjecanje je akademskih vjeÅ”tina cilj obrazovanja za sve uÄenike, pa i za uÄenike s problemima u ponaÅ”anju. MeÄutim uÄenici s problemima u ponaÅ”anju opÄenito imaju poteÅ”koÄe u komunikaciji i socijalizaciji te zbog nepostojanja uÄinkovitih tretmana problema u ponaÅ”anju ovim uÄenicima je i teže postiÄi Å”kolski uspjeh. Bouillet (2012) navodi kako se autori slažu da su akademska postignuÄa i socijalno ponaÅ”anje meÄusobno reciproÄno povezani, te da deficit u jednom podruÄju može voditi problemima u drugome podruÄju. Stoga su strategije u radu s uÄenicima s problemima u ponaÅ”anju važan alat kako bi se na odgovarajuÄi naÄin odgovorilo na zadovoljavanje njihovih emocionalnih, socijalnih i akademskih potreba. Cilj je ovog rada dati pregled strategija i bitnih informacija o uÄenicima s problemima u ponaÅ”anju koje uÄitelji mogu primijeniti u svakodnevnom radu s uÄenicima s problemima u ponaÅ”anju. Prikaz obuhvaÄa pregled literature koja se odnosi na probleme u ponaÅ”anju opÄenito; dijagnoza, simptomi, riziÄni i zaÅ”titni Äimbenici, aktivni i pasivni problemi u ponaÅ”anju, zatim strategije tretmana problema u ponaÅ”anju, prevencija i kompetencije uÄitelja te odgoj i obrazovanje uÄenika s problemima u ponaÅ”anju u RH.Acquisition of academic skills is the goal of education for all students, including students with behavioral problems. However, students with behavioral problems generally have difficulties in communication and social relationships, and because of the lack of effective treatments for behavioral problems, it is even more difficult for these students to achieve school success. Bouillet (2012) states that the authors agree that academic achievement and social behavior are reciprocally linked, and that a deficit in one area may lead to problems in another area. Therefore, strategies for working with students with behavioral problems are an important tool to respond appropriately to meeting their emotional, social and academic needs. The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of strategies and essential information about students with behavioral problems that teachers can apply in their daily work with students with behavioral problems. The review provides an overview of the literature relating to behavioral problems in general; diagnosis, symptoms, risk and protective factors, active and passive behavioral problems, then strategies for treatment of behavioral problems, prevention and competence of teachers, and education and education of students with behavioral problems in the Republic of Croatia
IS TREATMENT-RESISTANCE IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS A TRAP FOR POLYPHARMACY?
Background: Nowadays, more and more mental health professionals manage patients who fail treatment for major psychiatric
disorders. There is not a consensus on how to deal with treatment-resistance patients, but usually psychiatrists result to
polypharmacy.
Method: In reviewing the evidence based clinical research we will try to answer some questions about treatment-resistant
psychiatric disorders. Treatment-resistant symptoms complicate the clinical course of all psychiatric disorders especially schizophrenia,
causing the patients not to reach the therapeutical goal and enter remission. In consequence, polypharmacy is used to try to
deal with the remaining symptoms, raising other issues.
Summary: We will try to deal with this problematic issue through clinical studies and major research done to try and answer the
question posed
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Gaussian processes for POMDP-based dialogue manager optimization
A partially observable Markov decision process (POMDP) has been proposed as a dialog model that enables automatic optimization of the dialog policy and provides robustness to speech understanding errors. Various approximations allow such a model to be used for building real-world dialog systems. However, they require a large number of dialogs to train the dialog policy and hence they typically rely on the availability of a user simulator. They also require significant designer effort to hand-craft the policy representation. We investigate the use of Gaussian processes (GPs) in policy modeling to overcome these problems. We show that GP policy optimization can be implemented for a real world POMDP dialog manager, and in particular: 1) we examine different formulations of a GP policy to minimize variability in the learning process; 2) we find that the use of GP increases the learning rate by an order of magnitude thereby allowing learning by direct interaction with human users; and 3) we demonstrate that designer effort can be substantially reduced by basing the policy directly on the full belief space thereby avoiding ad hoc feature space modeling. Overall, the GP approach represents an important step forward towards fully automatic dialog policy optimization in real world systems.This is the accepted manuscript version of an article first published in IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing. The final published version is available online from IEEE at http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?arnumber=6601004. Ā© 2013 IEEE
Stochastic Language Generation in Dialogue using Recurrent Neural Networks with Convolutional Sentence Reranking
The natural language generation (NLG) component of a spoken dialogue system
(SDS) usually needs a substantial amount of handcrafting or a well-labeled
dataset to be trained on. These limitations add significantly to development
costs and make cross-domain, multi-lingual dialogue systems intractable.
Moreover, human languages are context-aware. The most natural response should
be directly learned from data rather than depending on predefined syntaxes or
rules. This paper presents a statistical language generator based on a joint
recurrent and convolutional neural network structure which can be trained on
dialogue act-utterance pairs without any semantic alignments or predefined
grammar trees. Objective metrics suggest that this new model outperforms
previous methods under the same experimental conditions. Results of an
evaluation by human judges indicate that it produces not only high quality but
linguistically varied utterances which are preferred compared to n-gram and
rule-based systems.Comment: To be appear in SigDial 201
Consideration of a moving mass effect on dynamic behaviour of a jib crane structure
U radu se razmatra dinamiÄko ponaÅ”anje ravninske konstrukcije stupne konzolne dizalice izložene djelovanju gibanja kolica elektromotornog vitla koje nosi teret. DinamiÄki odzivi konstrukcije, u vertikalnom i u horizontalnom pravcu, dobiveni su uporabom metode konaÄnih elemenata i metode direktne integracije. Umjesto konvencionalnog pristupa uporabe modela pokretne sile, u ovom su radu obuhvaÄeni utjecaji inercije masa kolica, vitla i tereta. Radi toga, koncept matrice pokretne mase je implementiran u matrici masa cijelog sustava. OdreÄene su prinudne oscilacije konstrukcije stupne konzolne dizalice zbog djelovanja ekvivalentnog pokretnog optereÄenja pri Äemu je matrica masa sustava promjenjiva u vremenu. Razmatran je utjecaj intenziteta, brzine i ubrzanja pokretnog optereÄenja. Rezultati daju korisne zakljuÄke za konstruiranje konzolnih dizalice.This work examines the dynamics of a two-dimensional jib crane structure subjected to a moving trolley with hoist and payload. Dynamic responses of the structure, both in the vertical (Y) and horizontal direction (X), are calculated using the finite element method and the direct integration method. Instead of the conventional moving force problem, this paper deals with the two-dimensional inertial effects due to the masses of trolley, hoist and payload. For this purpose, the moving mass matrix has been used to give contribution to the overall mass matrix of the entire system. The title problem was solved by calculating the forced vibration responses of the jib crane structure with time-dependent overall mass while subjected to an equivalent moving force. Factors as magnitude, speed and acceleration of the moving trolley were studied as well. Numerical results reveal that the approach used herein is usefull and can be used to draw conclusions for the structural design purposes of jib cranes
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