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of Total Money Makeover since 2013 and attracts 18 million listeners to his radio show each week. 7. Robert C. Merton and Zvi Bodie, “A conceptual framework for analyzing the financial system,” in Dwight B. Crane, Kenneth A. Froot, Zvi Bodie, André F. Perold, Robert C. Merton, Erik R. Sirri, and Peter
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—that tumor suppressors were genes that needed to be inactivated in both chromosomes—was also found to be widely applicable in cancer. A rather general conceptual framework for carcinogenesis was slowly becoming apparent. The cancer cell was a broken, deranged machine. Oncogenes were its jammed accelerators and inactivated tumor suppressors its missing
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the source of meaning in transcendence, like their Indian and European contemporaries, Song thinkers found intrinsic value and meaning from the world around them. The conceptual framework developed by the philosophers of the Song dynasty remains relevant to this day and demonstrates remarkable correspondence with modern findings in systems and complexity science
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social and natural networks.41 Scientists at the forefront of systems thinking recognize the far-reaching ramifications of their findings. “We are seeking a new conceptual framework that does not yet exist,” writes researcher Stuart Kauffman. However, while this view of nature is relatively new in science, we have seen in this
The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood
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external world were created and updated. Psychologists took note. From information theory and cybernetics, they received a set of useful metaphors and even a productive conceptual framework. Shannon’s rat could be seen not only as a very crude model of the brain but also as a theory of behavior. Suddenly psychologists
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. He mistrusted the softer, easier, platitudinous work flooding across disciplinary boundaries. The typical paper, he said, “discusses the surprisingly close relationship between the vocabulary and conceptual framework of information theory and that of psychology (or genetics, or linguistics, or psychiatry, or business organization).… The concepts of structure, pattern, entropy, noise, transmitter, receiver
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the rationalism of his day and in the Extreme Nativism of ours). What the innate apparatus of the mind contributes is a set of abstract conceptual frameworks that organize our experience—space, time, substance, causation, number, and logic (today we might add other domains like living things, other minds, and language). But
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drink. One factor is simply expertise. Tea ceremonies, radiation treatments, and invading armies are obscure to most students, so they don’t have the needed conceptual framework at their fingertips. Subsequent studies have shown that expertise in a topic can make deep analogies come more easily. For example, when students who had
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Thoughts, emotions, and behavior are easy to recognize in our experience. What’s far more difficult to see is the source of these—the buried conceptual framework that spurs and dictates our thinking, emotions, and actions. Self-survival has no reason to go there, and every reason to stay away, but with
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some concentration and sensitivity, the conceptual framework that drives us becomes increasingly recognizable. 22:31 Such consciousness, however, tends to undermine our exclusive and solid sense of self, because it reveals the
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and Control AI in the Museum Oonagh Murphy .......................................................................... 73 Managing AI Developing Strategic and Ethical Guidelines for Museums Sonja Thiel............................................................................... 83 Museum-AI Assemblages A Conceptual Framework for Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Christoph Bareither ...................................................................... 99 Part 2: Perspectives AI with Museums and Cultural Heritage Baptiste Caramiaux ...................................................................... 117 Troubleshoot? A Global Mapping of
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research and study. Christoph Bareither outlines an approach to this in his paper, ‘Mu- Johannes C. Bernhardt and Sonja Thiel: Introduction seum-AI Assemblages: A Conceptual Framework for Ethnographic and Qualitative Research’. He draws on the concept of assemblage (Gilles Deleuze/Felix Guattari/ Manuel DeLanda), which has already proven its value in
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at h ttps://deda.dataschool.nl/en/. Vater, Christian (2023). Turings Maschinen. Eine Problemstellung zwischen Wissenschafts- und Technikgeschichtsschreibung. Heidelberg, Universität Heidelberg. Museum-AI Assemblages A Conceptual Framework for Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Christoph Bareither Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a mainstay of modern life. It has permeated many areas of our
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. In our paper, ‘Taking Care of History: Toward a Politics of Provenance Linked Open Data in Museums’ (Rother/Koss/Mariani 2022), we have proposed a conceptual framework for what data to transition into provenance linked open data (PLOD) and on what level of detail. Given its modular structure, the framework enables museum
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of information contained within provenance texts and their varying levels of detail in a modular structure. With respect to knowledge extraction from provenance events, this conceptual framework is implemented in practice in the provenance-specific annotation scheme. Both our framework and scheme have flexibility in modelling provenance information, particularly when it Fabio
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Mariani, Lynn Rother, Max Koss: Teaching Provenance to AI comes to combining semantic layers and thereby translating historical complexities into data. The conceptual framework introduces a base layer of information to describe the fundamental elements of any given provenance, starting with its backbone, the individual provenance event. Each provenance
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be present again within a ‘party’ span, for instance, the person’s date of birth. Since researchers are producing ever-more provenance information, the PLOD conceptual framework proposes four types of descriptive bricks, so to speak, from which to build a set of relevant facts that have not already been recorded in
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all provenance events that have occurred in the state of Virginia. Provenance events represent economic activities, such as buying, selling, or auctioning objects. In our conceptual framework, any additional information concerning these activities, such as identificatory numbers or specific monetary values, is part of the economic brick. For span categorization, we have
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to annotate such monetary amounts, we have thus introduced the category ‘money’. The contextual brick is the fourth and final descriptive brick in the PLOD conceptual framework. Provenance texts can describe the larger historical contexts in which individual provenance events occurred. With the category ‘context’, we can annotate portions of text describing
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‘British military occupation of Benin’, to name but one example where providing context through annotation may prove useful for questions of restitution. Finally, the PLOD conceptual framework introduces four interpretive tools to help address the interpretative challenges that researchers face when structuring provenance data: vagueness, incompleteness, subjectivity, and uncertainty. Span categorization makes
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Provence. At first glance, it is clear how the information in the text corresponds, for the most part, to the biographical brick in the PLOD conceptual framework. In fact, from the perspective of the base layer, we have a party containing, in turn, two parties, as well as the time of the
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different areas of AI, Abstracts based on their core competencies of mediation, education, and reflection in relation to collections. Christoph Bareither, Museum-AI Assemblages: A Conceptual Framework for Ethnographic and Qualitative Research How can we better understand the role of artificial intelligence in museums and critically evaluate their potential for professional museum
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is, arguably, the purest form of applied postmodernism. It underlies much trans activism and makes an appearance in multiple forms of Social Justice scholarship. The conceptual framework of intersectionality formed part of the foundational texts of queer Theory, and although the name “intersectionality” is more associated with critical race Theorist Kimberlé Crenshaw
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allow dominant discourses to be reasserted, voiced, and heard, which Theory sees as not safe. As Applebaum explains, “language constitutes our reality by providing the conceptual framework from which meaning is given.”43 She adds, “Even if one retreats to the position where one only speaks for oneself, one’s speech is
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