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Jacques Lonchamp - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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dots a generic infrastructure for decision oriented collaborative task support
International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, 1999Co-Authors: Jacques LonchampAbstract:This paper describes a generic infrastructure for supporting decisionoriented collaborative tasks, i..e., structured tasks in which argumentation and decision are important aspects (e.g., brainstorming, document outlining, review/inspection, Conceptual Map co-design, confrontation/merging of viewpoints). Basically, the system aims at supporting asynchronous work, but can also support “occasionally synchronous” work. The approach is mainly based on fine-grain modeling of decision-oriented collaborative tasks and the use of different assistance techniques: guidance (i.e., task performance assistance), argumentative reasoning, group awareness. The paper describes the project objectives, the Conceptual meta model, the task modeling language, and the current java prototype. This work is a first step in a strategy for the “Conceptual integration” of different kinds of cooperation support through an extended modeling framework that should merge coarse-grain modeling of workflow management systems and fine-grain modeling as described here.
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dots a generic infrastructure for decision oriented task support
International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, 1999Co-Authors: Jacques LonchampAbstract:This paper describes a generic infrastructure for supporting decision-oriented collaborative tasks, i..e., structured tasks in which argumentation and decision are important aspects (e.g., brainstorming, document outlining, review/inspection, Conceptual Map co-design, confrontation/merging of viewpoints). Basically, the system aims at supporting asynchronous work, but can also support "occasionally synchronous" work. The approach is mainly based on fine-grain modeling of decision-oriented collaborative tasks and the use of different assistance techniques: guidance (i.e., task performance assistance), argumentative reasoning, group awareness. The paper describes the project objectives, the Conceptual meta model, the task modeling language, and the current java prototype. This work is a first step in a strategy for the "Conceptual integration" of different kinds of cooperation support through an extended modeling framework that should merge coarse-grain modeling of workflow management systems and fine-grain modeling as described here.
Cumhur Erkut - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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modular interactions and hybrid models a Conceptual Map for model based sound synthesis
European Signal Processing Conference, 2005Co-Authors: Cumhur ErkutAbstract:This paper presents a Conceptual Map for model-based sound synthesis (MBSS). This Map emphasizes the role of modular interaction between sub-models and it provides a natural framework for hybrid models. The MBSS techniques are grouped according to their variables, and their possible interactions are investigated.
Lucy Atkinson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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qualitative political communication locating the politics in political consumption a Conceptual Map of four types of political consumer identities
International Journal of Communication, 2015Co-Authors: Lucy AtkinsonAbstract:Political consumption is widely assumed to have a positive relationship with civic and political engagement, and considerable scholarly work indicates marketplace-based politics align neatly with contemporary norms of engaged citizenship. However, few studies examine whether political consumers themselves think of their shopping choices as political. Using depth interviews, this study uses schema theory to understand how individuals think about their political consumer roles. I argue that political consumption represents a collection of orientations varying according to two dimensions: responsibilities and rights. The language political consumers use to talk about their behaviors serves to situate them within one of four types of political consumers, each adhering to a different orientation of rights and responsibilities.
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locating the politics in political consumption a Conceptual Map of four types of political consumer identities
2015Co-Authors: Lucy AtkinsonAbstract:Political consumption is widely assumed to have a positive relationship with civic and political engagement, and considerable scholarly work indicates marketplace-based politics align neatly with contemporary norms of engaged citizenship. However, few studies examine whether political consumers themselves think of their shopping choices as political. Using depth interviews, this study uses schema theory to understand how individuals think about their political consumer roles. I argue that political consumption represents a collection of orientations varying according to two dimensions: responsibilities and rights. The language political consumers use to talk about their behaviors serves to situate them within one of four types of political consumers, each adhering to a different orientation of rights and responsibilities.
Bartalesi Lorenzo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Modelos estéticos en las ciencias humanas: un estudio epistemológico
'Sociedad Argentina de Analisis Filosofico', 2020Co-Authors: Bartalesi LorenzoAbstract:Starting from the assumption that aesthetic is an anthropological fact which 12 like language or symbolic thought 12 belongs to the behavioral, cognitive and social register of our species, the article aims to clarify the uses of the category of aesthetic in the human sciences (social anthropology, cognitive psychology, evolutionary anthropology). The epistemological analysis focuses on the implicit assumptions that guide the different methodologies and leads to the elaboration of a Conceptual Map of the several models of aesthetic adopted in the contemporary debate. Such a result is presented as a preliminary analytical step aimed at fostering an interdisciplinary approach to the complexity and socio-biological diversity of aesthetic phenomena
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Modelos estéticos en las ciencias humanas: un estudio epistemológico - Traducción de Facundo Bey
2020Co-Authors: Bartalesi Lorenzo, Bey FacundoAbstract:Starting from the assumption that aesthetic is an anthropological fact which like language or symbolic thought belongs to the behavioral, cognitive and social register of our species, the article aims to clarify the uses of the category of aesthetic in the human sciences (social anthropology, cognitive psychology, evolutionary anthropology). The epistemological analysis focuses on the implicit assumptions that guide the different methodologies and leads to the elaboration of a Conceptual Map of the several models of aesthetic adopted in the contemporary debate. Such a result is presented as a preliminary analytical step aimed at fostering an interdisciplinary approach to the complexity and socio-biological diversity of aesthetic phenomena. // Lo estético es un hecho antropológico que —como el lenguaje o el pensamiento simbólico— pertenece al registro comportamental, cognitivo y social de nuestra especie. A partir de esta consideración, el artículo pretende aclarar los usos de la categoría de lo “estético” en las ciencias humanas (antropología social, psicología cognitiva, antropología evolutiva). La investigación epistemológica se concentra en los supuestos implícitos que guían las diferentes metodologías y enfoques teóricos, y finalmente propone un Mapa Conceptual de los modelos estéticos adoptados en el debate contemporáneo. Este resultado se presenta como un paso analítico preliminar destinado a promover un enfoque interdisciplinario de la complejidad y diversidad sociobiológica de los fenómenos estéticos
Jan Abel Olsen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a Conceptual Map of health related quality of life dimensions key lessons for a new instrument
Quality of Life Research, 2020Co-Authors: Jan Abel Olsen, Roseanne MisajonAbstract:Quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) represent a critical metric in economic evaluations impacting key healthcare decisions in many countries. However, there is widespread disagreement as to which is the best of the health state utility (HSU) instruments that are designed to measure the Q in the QALY. Instruments differ in their descriptive systems as well as their valuation methodologies; that is, they simply measure different things. We propose a visual framework that can be utilized to make meaningful comparisons across HSU instruments. The framework expands on existing HRQoL models, by incorporating four distinctive continua, and by putting HRQoL within the broader notion of subjective well-being (SWB). Using this Conceptual Map, we locate the five most widely used HSU-instruments (EQ-5D, SF-6D, HUI, 15D, AQoL). By individually Mapping dimensions onto this visual framework, we provide a clear picture of the significant Conceptual and operational differences between instruments. Moreover, the Conceptual Map demonstrates the varying extent to which each instrument moves outside the traditional biomedical focus of physical health, to also incorporate indicators of mental health and social well-being. Our visual comparison provides useful insights to assess the suitability of different instruments for particular purposes. Following on from this comparative analyses, we extract some important lessons for a new instrument that cover the domains of physical, mental and social aspects of health, i.e. it is in alignment with the seminal 1948 WHO definition of health.