The method of Pattern Matching (PM) or Pattern Imitation [8] presented in this paper can be ascribed to local modeling; it avoids the assumptions normally required in the context of time-series modeling (e.g. stationarity and/or Gaussian condition) and is based on the imitation of the past patterns in the data history.
Do these actors actively build linkages and support each other, or do simply we see the imitation of successful patterns?
Hayne (2007b) has argued that across multiple laboratories and studies using the VPC, operant conditioning or imitation paradigms, consistent patterns have emerged which can be summarised in terms of three general principles (Hayne, 2004).
In contrast with the other behavioral inheritance systems, imitation is modular (behavioral patterns are imitated independently of other patterns in the same behavioral sequence) and may depend on a dedicated copying system or systems.
Infant monkeys and chimpanzees both engage in the same patterns of imitation that human infants show.
Imagine being there at that moment, when all those sweaty monks in their scratchy wool robes started adding patterns and imitation to Gregorian chant.
The Westernizers saw in the political institutions of the West and in liberal and socialist ideas a pattern for imitation.
The highly varied designs include medallion schemes in curvilinear draftsmanship as well as imitations of classic carpet patterns from other parts of Persia.
The suicide attempt yesterday morning by two young people in Bergenfield, N.J., which closely copied the death of four teen-agers last week, fits a pattern of imitation that often comes after well-publicized suicides, according to experts.
They have issued an official declaration calling for the French designer Marant to recognise the imitation of the traditional pattern, and invite her to meet the artisans to "appreciate how the blouse is shared in the everyday".
