Different Sciences as Answers to Different Why Questions

Holth, Per

doi:10.1080/15021149.2013.11434454

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“…However, several software engineering problems, such as detecting a code duplicate [7], detecting bug reports [8], predicting semantically relevant insights [9], and forecasting software defects, are solved using in-depth training. For some software engineering jobs, they have been found to be effective [10][11]. Deep learning approaches outperform classical ML approaches in recognizing duplicate tasks and can fully capture semantics at the essay level, according to our findings.…”

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confidence: 68%

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comprehensive study based on societal question and answer system using natural language processing with topic modelling for job assistantship in the world industry

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2022

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This breakthrough study explores public opinion on technical words or topics using data from social media. Individuals seeking work assistance must consider public opinion on the existence of terminological or technical obstacles, as well as their impact on the environment and society. Public assistance is also required for the execution of legislation and mitigation programmes. A public opinion study is required to better understand the social environment and social processes. Researchers are paying special attention to social media data because it provides extremely significant information on public perceptions and responses to conflicting socio-technical terminology or issues, such as quorums, stack overflows, and yahoo! It also responds to Twitter and other social media platforms, and it's frequently used to monitor and analyze how society reacts to natural and social calamities. Search for keywords or topics in topic models to identify distinct topics to get the most out of social media data. In classic topic models, users may provide an erroneous number of subjects, resulting in unsatisfactory grouping results. For data retrieval and cluster trend identification in these scenarios, exact representations are essential.

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confidence: 68%

“…According to an ALPAC report published in 1966, TM/NLP research was on the verge of extinction in 1966. Some MT manufacturing systems did, however, later offer items to their clients (Hutchins, 1986) [11]. Work on using computers for literary and linguistic studies began around that time [14].…”

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confidence: 99%

comprehensive study based on societal question and answer system using natural language processing with topic modelling for job assistantship in the world industry

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2022

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“…Indeed, some why questions are answered differently in different verbal communities. For example, why questions regarding behavior require different answers in a traditional cognitive psychology community than in a behavior-analytic community, and yet other answers in a neurology context (cf., Holth, 2013).…”

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Multiple Exemplar Training: Some Strengths and Limitations

Holth

2017

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In successful multiple exemplar training, a set of exemplars that sample the range of stimulus and response topographies is trained, and the full range of performances results. Examples abound in experimental psychology and include abstraction and concept learning, responding to relations, identity matching, rule following, behavioral variability, responding to wh-questions, describing past events, learning sets, and continuous repertoires. Thus, behavior analysts often allude to a history of multiple exemplar training to account for different generalized performances. It is easy to see how a strategy of multiple exemplar training can work with many types of performances, even performances that involve relations between objects or events. However, there appear to be at least two exceptions, where direct multiple exemplar training does not work well: (1) when there are no physical dimensions at all along which generalized performances can emerge, and (2) when the relation between a stimulus and an effective response is complex. Interpretation of the latter type of cases in terms of mediated generalization is outlined and discussed. An experimental and conceptual research program should produce an account of the general limits of multiple exemplar training, and guidelines for the most effective training for generalized skills.

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“…A kinship between psychology and behavior analysis is sometimes proclaimed because they are both concerned with why behavior occurs. This, however, is a very superficial resemblance, because their Why questions are very different (Holth, 2013).…”

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confidence: 95%