Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Biometrics; Stan Z. Li,Anil K. Jain Reference work 2015Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 Aging.

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Women on the Other Side,This is the opening stanza of ‘Selbstgericht’ (Self-Indictment), a poem by Berta Lask.. It was written in Berlin in 1916, a time when news of heavy losses on all German fronts had started to reach those at home and it had begun to dawn on perceptive Germans that the generally prophesied quick victory was no longer likely.

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Dynamic Pattern Recognition of Coordinated Biological MotionSo far in this book we have been concerned with static patterns. As humans, we may also recognize patterns of movement such as walking and trotting of horses. This leads us to ask whether movement patterns can also be recognized by the synergetic computer.

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Women and minor tranquillisers,Psychotropic drugs comprise one of the most commonly prescribed categories of drug in industrialised countries and over the years, the frequent usage of these drugs has become a matter of concern for research scientists in a variety of fields.

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Comparisons Between Human Perception and Machine “Perception”In this second part of the book we shall investigate how one can establish relations between the concept and the performance of a synergetic computer and our understanding of cognitive processes in the human brain. Or, to be more modest, we shall ask the question: To what extent can the synergetic computer mimic mental abilities?

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Possible Realizations by NetworksIn Chaps. 5 and 6 we presented our general algorithm for the recognition of patterns. This algorithm exploited strong analogies between pattern formation and pattern recognition as unearthed by synergetics. In this chapter we wish to show how this algorithm can be also implemented on a network which acts in a highly parallel manner.

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The Standard Model of Synergetics for Pattern RecognitionIn order to construct our model, we use three ingredients:

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Divided amongst Ourselves,Fay Weldon’s reputation as a ‘woman of letters’ is itself a measure of how our picture of such a personage has been changing, and how far niceness has fallen out of fashion. She writes in a survivalist spirit (anger, hate, bitterness, laughter taken as signs of life), and if her characters frequently moralise about ‘us’, the tone is bleak: