Simulation, emotion and information processing: computational investigations of the regulative role of pleasure in adaptive behavior modeling natural action selection

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Imaging ontology, contributing to "reasonable" semantics for biomedical repositories

Ontologies are required for precise description of image resources in repositories. The Imaging Ontology describes image acquisition instruments as used in the life sciences and complements ontologies that are used for describing the content. We show how we can reason over optical resolution to assist in experiment planning or knowledge discovery. Use of adjacent classes helps the overall structure of the ontology and its extendibility.Computer Systems, Imagery and Medi

Multi-view ontology visualisation

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Storytelling as playful exploration of biological image data: reviewing a candidate interaction paradigm

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Onto-frogger: playing with semantic structure

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The games Flickrites play: aninvestigation of Flickr-based gaming activity with special focus on opportunities for exploratory interaction

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Onto-Frogger: the making of

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Data integration for spatio-temporal patterns of gene expression of zebrafish development: the GEMS database

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Dam-based rolling ball with fuzzy-rough constraints, a new background subtraction algorithm for image analysis in microscopy

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Video games for collection exploration: games for and out of data repositories

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