Based Detection, Linguistic Biomarkers, Machine Learning, Explainable AI, Cognitive Decline Monitoring Share and Cite: de Filippis, R. and Al Foysal, A. (2025) Early Alzheimer’s Disease Detection from ...

Amen, to the Nov. 14 letter to the editor written by Clint Parker ("Reader faults public schools, teachers union"). In the letter, he stated that the teachers' union is the worst thing that has ever ...

Understanding how language and linguistic constructions are processed in the brain is a fundamental question in cognitive computational neuroscience. This study builds directly on our previous work ...

Systemic, structural change has always been a part of the perspective of the Greater Good Science Center. In a 2022 essay, editor Jeremy Adam Smith defines structural forces in the context of our work ...

They said it in the nineties, said it in the aughts, and say it again today: Art criticism is in crisis! They say it because full-time art criticism jobs in legacy media have become scarce; negative ...

“You’re such a slob.” “You shouldn't be eating that." “Are you dumb?” “Can you stop laughing so loud—it's embarrassing.” "Why would you ever wear something like that?" Abuse Can Be Subtle Most people ...

ABSTRACT: African languages are endowed with a plethora of linguistic processes which speakers employ to convey meaning in utterances. Among these processes is one in which some strings of a word may ...

No one likes criticism. Even those who criticize feel burdened by their perceived "need" to do it. All my critical clients in the past 40 years have been at least intuitively aware that criticism is a ...

Abstract: This paper attempts to derive a mathematical formulation for real-practice clinical laboratory scheduling, and to present a syntactic problem solver by leveraging instances’ landscape ...

“C riticism” is a curiously protean word. In academic discourse, as in ordinary speech, it can refer simply to the act of appraisal, sometimes with a censorious edge. It’s used to describe reviews, ...