The Evolution of the Emotion-Processing Mind

Langs, Robert; Raney, James O.; Smith, David J.

doi:10.4324/9780429481680

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“…The scientific theory of evolution by natural selection began with Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species published in 1859 [1,2]. Evolution as a scientific theory has been used in many other disciplines as well, including medicine [3,4], psychology [5,6],…”

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One of the key issues in evolution of scientific field is to quantify the dissimilarity between two collections of scientific publications in literature. Many existing works study the evolution based on one or two dissimilarity measures, despite the fact that there are many different dissimilarity measures. Finding the appropriate dissimilarity measures among such a collection of choices is of fundamental importance to the study of scientific evolution. In this paper, we attempt to study the use of dissimilarity measures in scientific evolution.

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