Archive for April, 2006
Memo-001. Mutuality of belief in a AI perspective.
definition: p, q, and r are propositions (objects of propositional attitudes), and A, B and C are syntactic objects (sentences of a natural language or formulas of a formalized language).
Rule: where a sentence or formula A is mentioned in connection with a proposition p, it is assumed that A expresses p.
Example:
G= a group [...]
DJ-Audience Interaction in Nightclubs
The university of saskatchewan’s interaction lab is currently working on a very intersting project called “DJ-Audience Interaction in Nightclubs” the project is
examining the ways in which DJs and audiences gain awareness of each other in nightclub environments in order to make a set of design principles for developing new technologies for nightclubs. We expect to [...]
communicating with your bra
Check out this new amazing and promissing invention. Girls have now new solutions to “enlignt” their advantages and explicitate their messages.
A new step toward the communication society.
Qualitatives approaches
The Mutual-Modeling project’s first phase will be probably based on qualitative exploratory experiments. Why? Simply because qualitative approaches are well suited for exploratory considerations, when variables and underlying theory are unknown or undefined.
We will talk about 4 majors qualitatives approaches.
Phenomenology
Derived from the husserlian philosophical perspective, this qualitative approach emphasizes a focus on people’s subjective experiences [...]
