Introducing Epiphanies

Chappell, Sophie Grace

doi:10.1093/oso/9780192858016.003.0001

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“…And in fact, in all four cases, the conditioning and disposing required is not especially recherché and exceedingly widespread. (7) Encounters with values, like encounters with tables, trees, and tax invoices, are generally, though not always, such that they can give rise to reasons to act (and external ones too-cp. point (3)).…”

Section: The Recognitionalist Manifestomentioning

confidence: 99%

Phenomenal Socialism

Chappell

2024

Philosophies

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Phenomenal socialism says that what we actually, directly, literally perceive is only or primarily instances of high-level phenomenal properties; this paper argues for phenomenal socialism in the weaker, primarily version. Phenomenal socialism is the philosophy of perception that goes with recognitionalism, which is the metaethics that goes with epiphanies. The first part states the recognitionalist manifesto. The second part situates this manifesto relative to some more global concerns, about naturalism, perception, the metaphysics of value, and theory vs. anti-theory in ethics. The third part rehearses two familiar views about the possible contents of perceptual experience, Phenomenal Conservativism and Phenomenal Liberalism. It notes that the usual catalogue omits two other theoretical possibilities, Phenomenal Socialism and Phenomenal Nihilism, and it defends a watered-down form of Phenomenal Socialism from four main objections. The fourth part makes some connections with the epistemology of modality and with the role of the imagination.

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Section: The Recognitionalist Manifestomentioning

confidence: 99%

Phenomenal Socialism

Chappell

2024

Philosophies

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“…On the other hand, open-source CKAN and DKAN can operate not only in local deployments but also in IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) environments such as AWS 20 and Azure. 21 The most important feature of an open data platform is harvesting to support data collection. All platforms support the metadata level federation between data portals of heterogeneous or homogeneous platforms.…”

Section: Open Data and Open Data Lakesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Commercial platforms operate only in the cloud environment provided by the company, and operations in other environments are limited. On the other hand, open‐source CKAN and DKAN can operate not only in local deployments but also in IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) environments such as AWS 20 and Azure 21 . The most important feature of an open data platform is harvesting to support data collection.…”

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Demeter: An automatic framework for data migration in open data lakes

Kim,

Han,

Son

et al. 2023

Softw Pract Exp

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An open data lake stores various forms and types of open data, and there is an increasing demand to manage raw data in tables rather than files for efficient data exploration and analysis. In this paper, we investigate the data management of open data lakes and recognize the limitations of table migration and related problems. First, open data lakes have problems of preprocessing complexity, scale limitation, and platform dependency due to the traditional data management method and open data characteristics. Second, existing studies for table migration have problems of lack of scalability, migration incompleteness, and scale limitation. In this work, we present a novel automation framework, called Demeter, which solves three problems inherent in open data lakes by expanding automation. Specifically, it supports automating catalog collection and preprocessing tasks to solve preprocessing complexity and scale limitation. It also supports platform universality for representative data platforms through the automation of catalog analysis and detailed processing logic. Demeter then solves three problems in table migration by adopting Airbyte, an open‐source ELT platform, and by enhancing automation capability with the Airbyte manager. We verify that Demeter resolves all the problems above through extensive experiments and proves its scalability and universality. In addition, significantly outperforms CKAN by Demeter up to 508.5% in automation performance, up to 207.28% in processing time, and up to 917.17% in migration performance. These results indicate that Demeter is an excellent automation framework that increases the utilization of large‐scale open data and supports reliable Internet‐scale migration.

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“…In line with this, the results from the case studies show that organizations can enable their business units to develop and maintain bots if they are deemed sufficiently capable. The statement of temporarily extending a business unit that is lacking the expertise to successfully develop bots was accepted (100%, [6][7][8]. A transition can be facilitated by the CoE, which can help set up a robotics team within a business unit.…”

Section: Fig 2 Overview Of the Presented Guidelinesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This kind of collaboration between business units and the IT department can lead to ambiguity in terms of ownership and responsibilities. Indeed, establishing RPA development teams consisting mainly of business people without a background in IT can create tensions with the IT department as such a development task is often associated with software development [6,27,34]. These stakeholders can have different views on RPA and how to approach it.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

How to Keep RPA Maintainable?

Noppen

Beerepoot

Weerd

et al. 2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a term for software tools that operate on the user interface while trying to mimic a real user. Organizations are eager to adopt RPA, since the technology promises significant benefits such as cost savings. However, it is unclear how organizations should govern RPA. The burden of maintenance, in particular, can become high once an organization scales up its RPA efforts. To prevent or diminish high maintenance efforts, we propose in this paper 11 guidelines to establish low-maintenance RPA implementations. The guidelines are particularly applicable in those contexts where business units themselves oversee these implementations with a Center of Excellence in the background. The guidelines are derived from a literature study and four case studies; they are validated with experts using the Delphi method.

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Introducing Epiphanies

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

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Demeter: An automatic framework for data migration in open data lakes

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