Asynchronous Introspection Theory: The Underpinnings of Phenomenal Consciousness in Temporal Illusion

Chen, Shuo; Zhou, Changle; Li, Jing; Peng, Hua

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“…According to Wallisch (2008: 38), „the brain contains a variety of internal clocks and rhythm detectors that might influence the experience of time.’ In other words, one’s perception of time may be distorted and inaccurate, resulting in the so-called temporal illusion. According to Chen et al (2017), the discrepancy between the real physical timeline and the (network of) neurons produced timeline composed inside a person’s brain causes temporal illusion. A form of temporal illusion is a flow state that occurs when a person is so engrossed in their activity that they believe time is flying by (Karasakal and Albayrak, 2022; Zaman et al, 2022).…”

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“…Both are essential concepts in successful vacation marketing campaigns (Lee et al, 2017; Manthiou et al, 2014). A less investigated concept in tourism literature is temporal illusion, where time is perceived to move slowly or stop (Chen et al, 2017; Conti, 2001; Wallisch, 2008), giving a person the impression that they are living without a clear aim or goal. Temporal illusion may affect consumer experiences during service delivery (Bielen and Demoulin, 2007; Law et al, 2004; Tom and Lucey, 1995; Zhang and Shao, 2019).…”

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Revenge vacation, or an individual’s strong desire to go on vacation to make up for missed opportunities to travel and escape the stresses of daily life, can take the form of purchasing a flight-to-nowhere service. Although the COVID-19 pandemic is not over, travel restrictions are gradually being relaxed, emphasising the need to investigate the long-term viability of this unique service. This research aims to investigate factors influencing the repurchase intention of the flight-to-nowhere service. Four variables of interest have been identified in this research, namely escapism, aesthetics, temporal illusion and repurchase intention. Purposive sampling yields 126 passengers of flight-to-nowhere service. To analyse the data, this research employs Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) using SPSS and AMOS software. The results suggest that escapism and aesthetics are positive predictors of repurchase intention. Meanwhile, temporal illusion moderates the relationship between aesthetics and repurchase intention, such that high temporal illusion (vs low) weakens the relationship between the two variables. Practical suggestions and future research opportunities are detailed at the end of the paper.

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“…Human dancers always present dance motions before a mirror, visually observe the mirror reflections of their own dance motions, and finally make aesthetic judgments about those motions. Similarly, if a robot perceives the aesthetics of its own dance motions just like this, it expresses more autonomous, humanoid behavior [3] and, to a certain extent, develops machine consciousness [8]. Therefore, it is meaningful to explore the self-aesthetics of robotic dance motions.…”

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Multiple Visual Feature Integration Based Automatic Aesthetics Evaluation of Robotic Dance Motions

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Imitation of human behaviors is one of the effective ways to develop artificial intelligence. Human dancers, standing in front of a mirror, always achieve autonomous aesthetics evaluation on their own dance motions, which are observed from the mirror. Meanwhile, in the visual aesthetics cognition of human brains, space and shape are two important visual elements perceived from motions. Inspired by the above facts, this paper proposes a novel mechanism of automatic aesthetics evaluation of robotic dance motions based on multiple visual feature integration. In the mechanism, a video of robotic dance motion is firstly converted into several kinds of motion history images, and then a spatial feature (ripple space coding) and shape features (Zernike moment and curvature-based Fourier descriptors) are extracted from the optimized motion history images. Based on feature integration, a homogeneous ensemble classifier, which uses three different random forests, is deployed to build a machine aesthetics model, aiming to make the machine possess human aesthetic ability. The feasibility of the proposed mechanism has been verified by simulation experiments, and the experimental results show that our ensemble classifier can achieve a high correct ratio of aesthetics evaluation of 75%. The performance of our mechanism is superior to those of the existing approaches.

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A Survey on Biomimetic and Intelligent Algorithms with Applications

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The question “How does it work” has motivated many scientists. Through the study of natural phenomena and behaviors, many intelligence algorithms have been proposed to solve various optimization problems. This paper aims to offer an informative guide for researchers who are interested in tackling optimization problems with intelligence algorithms. First, a special neural network was comprehensively discussed, and it was called a zeroing neural network (ZNN). It is especially intended for solving time-varying optimization problems, including origin, basic principles, operation mechanism, model variants, and applications. This paper presents a new classification method based on the performance index of ZNNs. Then, two classic bio-inspired algorithms, a genetic algorithm and a particle swarm algorithm, are outlined as representatives, including their origin, design process, basic principles, and applications. Finally, to emphasize the applicability of intelligence algorithms, three practical domains are introduced, including gene feature extraction, intelligence communication, and the image process.

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Asynchronous Introspection Theory: The Underpinnings of Phenomenal Consciousness in Temporal Illusion

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Flight-to-nowhere service: Investigating factors influencing the repurchase intention

Multiple Visual Feature Integration Based Automatic Aesthetics Evaluation of Robotic Dance Motions

A Survey on Biomimetic and Intelligent Algorithms with Applications

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