Instead of reading to find out and learning in the process, colleagues can just post a question and he or she gets answeres at the click of a button!
On the contrary, it fastens the research work and improves it.
We have a manuscript accepted by a good journal. Our institute pays for only one article per researcher per year and they have already paid for one. I have also paid for 2 but now broke. Who else...
09 October 2018 5,088 0 View
We had an accepted manuscript and we are collaborating with one institution in South Africa. When the South African institution received the invoice for the manuscript, the pronounced that they...
07 August 2018 3,823 2 View
Are there any guidelines?
07 August 2018 4,999 4 View
I have often times got references from the reference section of an article that I read. I then search for these citations and go on to read them. My question is "Do I have an obligation to also...
05 June 2018 6,144 4 View
What does your official University/Institution policy say about this
03 April 2018 7,280 5 View
5, 10, 20 , 50 100. Distinguish between a teaching lecturer and a non teachingresearcher
03 April 2018 2,312 5 View
Some journals request you to nominate colleagues to review your manuscript. If you know that a colleague is reviewing your manuscript, should you avoid meeting him for fear of biasing his judgement
02 March 2018 6,283 3 View
Each and everyone of us has a different style of writing that captures his or her readers. Isn't the function of reviewers to check facts?
02 March 2018 8,128 3 View
We have peer evaluation but I think the system may be abused by colleagues also competing for promotion
02 March 2018 822 26 View
I have a feeling that it is very difficult to break into a journal if you have not published before or if you have never published in the same journal
02 March 2018 1,040 4 View
“Here is a thought experiment. Let's place Rodolpho Llinas's jarred-brain on top of a body (Fig. 1). I bet Llinas would argue that his jarred-brain retains its own consciousness, and the android...
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The rate of glucose consumption by the neocortex is reduced by over 80% during anesthesia (Sibson et al. 1998), which disables the synapses (Richards 2002) that are inundated by glial tissue (Engl...
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Larger brains, which typically contain more neurons, store and transfer more information (Tehovnik and Chen 2015), but the precise relationship between number of neurons and information has yet to...
05 August 2024 1,238 2 View
I need the python code to forecast what crop production will be in the next decade considering climate and crop production variables as seen in the attached.csv file.
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Brain and body mass together are positively correlated with lifespan (Hofman 1993). The duration of neural development is one of the best predictors of brain size, and conception is the best...
05 August 2024 6,247 3 View
Hello everyone, I am currently working on a research project that aims to integrate machine learning techniques into an open source SIEM tool to automate the creation of security use cases from...
04 August 2024 3,196 2 View
When the entire neocortex is ablated in rodents, although they are still able to swim, all the limbs move continuously and asynchronously (Vanderwolf 2006; Vanderwolf et al. 1978). Normal animals...
03 August 2024 835 3 View
Machine learning (ML) has shown great potential in predicting the compressive strength of concrete, an important property for structural engineering. However, its practical application comes with...
03 August 2024 2,546 2 View
I have seen plenty of existing works on applied Reinforcement Learning (RL) policies for optimized scheduling in IoT networks including Q-learning, DQNs, and the newer ones including PPO for...
01 August 2024 8,754 2 View
Samuel Morse, the inventor of the Morse Code, understood that certain letters in the English language occurred more frequently than others (Gallistel and King 2010). To deal with this, Morse used...
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