... the ability of GPT-4o to imitate the literary style of renowned authors. Ernest Hemingway and Mary Shelley were selected due to their contrasting literary styles and their overall impact on world literature. Using three distinct prompting strategies—zero-shot generation, zero-shot imitation, and in-context...

... permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Objectives This study introduces Smart Imitator (SI), a 2-phase reinforcement learning (RL) solution enhancing personalized treatment policies in healthcare, addressing...

... for the reinforcement learning agent to interact with and learn the intricacies of design, and second, as a tool for generating a dataset of design scenarios and their corresponding design solutions for model pretraining. We then used imitation learning to pretrain the agent on the generated training design scenarios...

...) and the remaining points are awarded for correct movement and/or position (Posit: 0–35 points). A total Pantomime subscale score (Pantom: 0–55 points) is produced. The total GAT score is produced by adding the Imitation and Pantomime scores (Total: 0–135 points). The study was performed according to the ethical...

... Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Empathic function, which is primarily manifested by facial imitation, is believed to play a pivotal role in interpersonal emotion regulation for mood reinstatement. To explore this association and its neural...

... , 2 , … firms interact in a market, modeled as a quality augmented Cournot oligopoly (see e.g., Symeonidis, 2003 ). R&D consists of innovative and imitative activities by firms that are located in the same region and differ in their ability to innovate and imitate. Each location...

..., thereby altering the melodic contour of an imitating voice while maintaining its solmization. Inganni are particularly characteristic of the learned, untexted counterpoint of the ricercar, but they are also ubiquitous in vocal repertory from the second half of the sixteenth century, including...

.... Abstract Humans tend to automatically imitate others and their actions while also being able to control such imitative tendencies. Interference control, necessary to suppress own imitative tendencies, develops rapidly in childhood and adolescence, plateaus in adulthood and slowly declines with advancing...

... could be recorded. The drone was not flown in rain, snow or strong winds. Thus, all videos were recorded in sunny or cloudy weather. We followed each group for 10-20 min depending on drone battery life. Imitation provides a simple and quick rule to transfer social information in decision-making...

...Jo-Fu Lotus Lin; Toshiaki Imada; Andrew N Meltzoff; Hirotoshi Hiraishi; Takashi Ikeda; Tetsuya Takahashi; Chiaki Hasegawa; Yuko Yoshimura; Mitsuru Kikuchi; Masayuki Hirata; Yoshio Minabe; Minoru Asada; Patricia K Kuhl Among different forms of social interactions, imitation is an important learning...

... not have an incentive to imitate their immediate predecessors. I formalize this logic and show that the seller can secure his Stackelberg payoff in all equilibria if and only if consumers’ signals are unboundedly informative. Time is indexed by A long-lived Player (e.g. a seller...

...Derek J Dean; Jason Scott; Sohee Park Here, we must note the relevance of the mirror neuron literature in all studies of imitation since some but not all forms of mirror matching mechanism is thought to underlie our ability to imitate other people’s behavior. ⁷³ For a review...

.../funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The polyphonic models for five of the six imitation or parody Masses published by the Portuguese composer Filipe de Magalhães in his Missarum liber (Lisbon, 1636) are well known. However, for the sixth, O soberana luz, only tentative...

...Maria Goller; Daizaburo Shizuka Impact statement Naturalists have long been fascinated by the ability of certain birds to imitate a wide range of sounds such as environmental noises and the vocalizations of other animals, including humans. This ability, often called vocal mimicry, is well known...

... low (resp. very low) speed of imitation. One general result is that seasonality may produce a remarkable impact on PHS campaigns aimed at controlling, via an increase of the vaccination uptake, the spread of a target infectious disease. In particular, a higher amplitude of the seasonal variation...

... measures follow Senfl in supplementing Josquin’s two-voice imitation at the octave with a third voice imitating at the fifth, but Daser rearranges Senfl’s order of entry—itself a reversal of Josquin’s original order. Also like Senfl, Daser adds another point of imitation at the fifth in the discantus...

...Femke van Horen; Rik Pieters; Darren Dahl; Page Moreau Most brand imitation in the marketplace occurs “in-category,” and this is what trademark law has focused on ( Mitchell and Kearney 2002 ; Satomura et al. 2014 ). Such copycatting is based on the idea that the transfer of positive associations...

... the partners’ emotional expressiveness, thereby contributing to improved transmission of emotional information in social communication. emotion expression imitation oxytocin social synchrony Social synchrony, or the temporal concordance of behavioral and physiological processes among individuals...

...Juraj Kokavec; Tomas Zikmund; Filipp Savvulidi; Vojtech Kulvait; Winfried Edelmann; Arthur I. Skoultchi; Tomas Stopka Nuclear DNA is carefully packaged into chromatin, a compact nucleoprotein complex that regulates many genomic activities. Imitation switch (ISWI) proteins are Sucrose non...

...Juraj Kokavec; Tomas Zikmund; Filipp Savvulidi; Vojtech Kulvait; Winfried Edelmann; Arthur I. Skoultchi; Tomas Stopka Erythroid differentiation Fetal liver erythropoiesis Smarca5 Imitation switch Hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells Cell cycle progression p53 pathway Hypoxia In vivo 5...