Oddly, I didn't feel much of anything as I read the words, so I decided I would give myself the night to sleep on it and, hopefully, awake with, well, definitive emotions.
Firstly, our experimental setup differs to [19] in the fact that we selected only the images in the dataset that exhibited a definitive prototypic emotion.
The combination of including only images with definitive prototypic emotion and a refined method of pre-processing is the likely cause of the increase in the base recognition accuracy of GLTP.
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Considerable interest in the literature on clinical Huntington's disease has centred on the specificity of deficits for the processing of particular emotions; no definitive synthesis has emerged (Henley et al., 2011).
Not definitive, just definite.
Clear examples of this are the nature of death and its definitive character, the nature of emotion, of perception and of memory.
The list goes on and on and the wealth of available scientific evidence about the emotional lives of animals makes utterly inane the claim that "there is no definitive scientific evidence that animals experience emotions as we do".
Note: It's interesting that this essay immediately follows one called "Animals Don't Experience Emotions, Claims Texas Journalist" in which the writer ignores reams of hard data to the contrary and concludes, "There is no definitive scientific evidence that animals experience emotions as we do".
The key challenge here is to establish a standard for what is definitively "happy," "sad," "angry" or another state, because right now, many apps and devices that claim to read emotions aren't drawing from one definitive standard.
