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Project steps. Recherché & literature research In preparation for this project, we already researched the literature and found a sensible study paradigm by Xxxxx et al. (2008) and thought about possible modifications. After methodological reasoning and in contrast to the majority of clinical studies concerning placebo, we settled for a similar study design with healthy subjects, as there are no confounding effects due to disease. However, a psychological approach with evaluation of personality traits would add an important perspective and more insight into the phenomenon. The Milestones of these steps have already been passed, but the final study design has still to be discussed: Already Passed Milestones: Milestone Date Rough project idea 01.10.2011 Discussion with Urban Xxxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxx 11.10.2011 Discussion with Svezdan Pirtosek 12.10.2011 Discussion with Jure Bon 25.10.2011 First Discussion with Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx 26.10.2011 (final supervisor) Milestones in the future: Milestone Date Presentation of Placebo study and Theoretical background in Cognitive Journal Club 16.11.2011 Start of the Project 21.11.2011 Deadline for preliminary results mid January Deadline for Data Analysis end January Deliverables: A Laboratory Journal documenting the work with the subjects in the experiment as well as the training for the phenomenological subgroup. A dataset in table format of preliminary results including physiological data and phenomenological protocols due mid January. A statistical analysis of the given dataset due end of January. A final report in form of a paper. Formulating hypotheses The original hypothesis was formed in beginning of October and followed by a vivid discussion with a manifold of competences in the University of Ljubljana (see milestones above). Our working hypotheses propose that (1) the expectation of the enhancement will lead to the measurable changes in physical and cognitive performance in susceptible individuals under placebo condition compared to their performance under control or baseline condition, and (2) expectation- induced performance enhancement will correlate with certain personality traits. Planning of experiment Steps Done/ due to on Literature Research Sept - Dec 2011 Formulation of hypothesis 01.10 2011 Presentation and discussion of hypothesis and background 16.11.2011 Second round of discussion Hypothesis adaption end of November Final Presentation and end of November Discussion(research meeting) Start of Experiment 01.12.2011 Start...
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Project steps. This project will be completed in accordance with Pro-Dex’s Product Development Procedure. An outline of the steps Pro-Dex and Mako will take to design and test the BCDS is presented below:
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Project steps. Project Kickoff For Portrait and Gallery projects, you will be matched with a Project Manager (PM) to lead the project, starting with a quick questionnaire to get the ball rolling. All logos, photos, colors, etc., are collected. If you choose a Portrait design solution, we also ask for examples of site designs you like. For Portrait and Gallery projects, you and your dedicated PM will have a call to go over all of the details of the project, including timeline, project scope, and expectations. If you opt for a Portrait design, we’ll discuss what look and feel you want for your site and what should be featured on the homepage, header, navigation, etc. A design plan is drawn up and handed over to the design team. For Sketches projects, you will select your design and answer a questionnaire through email to send us your logo, colors, and photos. Design Process Once your design is ready, we review it internally to ensure it meets all of your requirements and follows best practices for a friendly user experience. Your PM will present an initial mock-up website design and coordinate revisions, if needed. Three rounds of revisions are included in Portrait. One round of revisions is included in Gallery. Sketches are designed to be used out of the box.
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Project steps. Literature research Search for suitable physiological data processing techniques. Working hours: 20 Physiological data processing model development Exploring hardware attributes, detecting unsuitable influences, model development. Working hours: 80
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Project steps. Literature research October 11th – November 5th Preliminary literature was provided by project supervisor serving both as an introductory and inspirational reading on the topic of mirror neurons. Further reading consisted mostly of journal papers discussing mirror neuron system in context of action execution/observation and connection with autism spectrum disorder (x.x. Xxxxxxxxxx et al. 2001, Xxxxxxx et al. 2007, Xxxxxxxx 2009). Acquired insight into this topic was demonstrated during the literature review meeting and by submitting a research draft comprising of an introduction to mirror neuron research and outlines for our own project, prior to the first journal club. Formulating hypotheses We expect certain levels of mu rhythm suppression in each tested condition, except the white noise. Stronger suppression is expected in human and with-object conditions. Planning of experiment
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Project steps. The first step of this project is dedicated to the definition of a common data interface to acquire data and measurements coming from sensors, IS machine, process variables and cold end inspection systems, with the objective of storing them in an integrated database, organised according to a coherent and statistically meaningful data structure. Starting with a defined and populated information base, a large data analysis methodology is developed to correlate hot end and cold end data and measurements (with the support of a container tracking system), with the target of identifying the key process parameters able to describe: Correlation between HE measurements. Geometrical characteristics of containers.
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Project steps. Initial Literature Research (Overview) Total Working Hours (WH)/ECTS: 3 / 10 Working- package (WP) Start – End WH / ECTS Activities Resources required Mile- stones (M) WP_INIT_1 10.17 2 Initial survey of existing literature to identify areas that merit closer examination within broad topic. Identify areas of focus Computer, access to papers, journals M1_Lit_1
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Project steps. Initial Literature Research (Overview) Total Working Hours (WH)/ECTS: 1 / 5 Working- package (WP) Start – End WH / ECTS Activities Resources required Mile- stones (M) WP_INIT_1 10.17 – 11.17 0,5 Read introductory literature on working with artificial neural networks. Familiarize with uses and applications of different types of networks Access to literature, journals M1_Lit WP_INIT_2 10.17 – 11.17 0,5 Search for and read tutorials and carry out introductory exercises Access to tutorials M2_Tut Conceptualisation Total WH/ECTS: 0 / 5 Working- package (WP) Start – End WH / ECTS Activities Resources required Mile- stones (M) WP_CONCEPT_1 10.17 – 11.17 0 Pick a simple, well-defined problem or problems to test newly skills on – no conceptualisation of own problem Co-operation with supervisor M3_Con Programming/Implementing the Model Total WH/ECTS: 2 / 5 Working- package (WP) Start – End WH / ECTS Activities Resources required Mile- stones (M) WP_IMP_1 11.17 – 01.18 2 Implement one or several small artificial neural networks. Iterative testing and application of different types of networks to develop broad competences. Training of model. Computer, access to tools, programming environment, time with supervisor, tutorials M4_Prog Running and Analysing the Model Total WH/ECTS: 1.5 / 5 Working- package (WP) Start – End WH / ECTS Activities Resources required Mile- stones (M)
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Project steps. Literature research and formulating hypotheses - 3 ECTS Purpose & goal To gain knowledge on (i) the various aspects of stereotypes and prejudice and ways of measuring their expression, (ii) potential individual differences in stereotyping, (iii) assessing cognitive abilities, primarily the inhibition control.
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