Sentence examples for cognitive application from inspiring English sources

Biofeedback, or the modern cognitive application, Neurofeedback, was developed in the late 1960's out of the University of California, Los Angeles and has been slowly creeping into the mainstream to treat everyone from Iraq vets with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder to middle-schoolers with Attention Deficit Disorder.

These models excel at cognitive applications such as image analysis and movement control.

For this reason, FBMC has been strongly considered for cognitive applications recently [1] as well as several other applications such as professional mobile radio (PMR) or 5G mobile networks.

In recent years, the rapid growth of cognitive applications and the limited processing capability of conventional von Neumann architecture on these applications motivated worldwide research on neuromorphic computing systems.

Therefore, the main advantage of fuzzy logic is its low complexity and its suitability for real-time applications such as cognitive radio applications.

We provide cognitive modeling application in visual KDD-based dynamic DSS for the fight against nosocomial infections in an intensive care unit.

A practical cognitive radio application where user separation might be quite useful is a cochannel femtocell network coexisting with a macrocell network [12, 13], both of which have an OFDMA-based physical layer.

In this study, we validated the feasibility of assessing the UX of older adults while they use a cognitive stimulation application using a neural network trained to recognize pleasant and unpleasant emotions from electroencephalography (EEG) signals by contrasting our results with those of additional self-report and qualitative analysis UX evaluations.

Building on these developments, the HANDS project has developed a mobile cognitive support application for smartphones, based on the principles of persuasive technology design, which supports children with ASD with social and life skills functioning – areas of ability which tend to be impaired in this population.

It is recommended that the questions are written to assess higher cognitive levels (application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation) of Bloom's taxonomy [ 28] (Table 3), than just recall or comprehension.

Analysis of tibial rotation with simultaneous changes in rotation of the large joints in the lower limbs and pelvis during gait provides new cognitive and application data for physicians.