On Complexity of Persian Orthography: L-Systems Approach

Taghipour, Nassim; Javadi, Hamid Haj Seyyed; Dehshibi, Mohammad Mahdi; Adamatzky, Andrew

doi:10.25088/complexsystems.25.2.127

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“…In the objective analysis, we showed the efficiency of the spike event detection method in comparison with the existing, in neuroscience, techniques of spike detection [37,47] and the expert opinion in locating spikes' arrival time. In the complexity analysis, we selected complexity measures used in previous studies [49,6,10,46] to quantify activity patterns that are spatio-temporally integrated and differentiated.…”

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Electrical activity of fungi: Spikes detection and complexity analysis

Dehshibi

Adamatzky

2020

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Oyster fungi Pleurotus djamor generate actin potential like spikes of electrical potential. The trains of spikes might manifest propagation of growing mycelium in a substrate, transportation of nutrients and metabolites and communication processes in the mycelium network. The spiking activity of the mycelium networks is highly variable compared to neural activity and therefore can not be analysed by standard tools from neuroscience. We propose original techniques for detecting and classifying the spiking activity of fungi. Using these techniques, we analyse the information-theoretic complexity of the fungal electrical activity. The results can pave ways for future research on sensorial fusion and decision making of fungi.

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Electrical activity of fungi: Spikes detection and complexity analysis

Dehshibi

Adamatzky

2020

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“…Nonetheless, they found that both elementary and advanced learners faced difficulty learning English orthography system while they betrayed almost no positive effect from their first language. Taghipour et al (2016) demonstrated that the Persian language contains much irregularity which is characterized by the complexity measures of L-systems which represent the words and that this irregularity has increased over the temporal evolution of the language. Furthermore, Baluch (2005) emphasized on how literacy acquisition by Persian beginner and skilled readers may be influenced by specific features of Persian orthography which affects cognitive processes involved in the reading of Persian.…”

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A Retrospective Meta-analysis of Semantic-Spatial Comparison of Persian and English Orthographic Systems

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Barzegar²

2020

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In this retrospective meta-analysis of the semantic-spatial comparison of the Persian and English orthographic systems, 32 Persian scholarly articles and their English equivalents were compared for number of words, number of pages, number of characters, and number of lines as variables. Non-scholarly papers were excluded from the study. Data were gleaned by word count capability of Microsoft word processor. It was concluded that the English orthographic system can express more semantic content using a smaller number of words; however, considering a given semantic content, the Persian orthographic system can express the same semantic content in less pages, smaller number of characters, and smaller number of lines. So, on the whole, the Persian orthographic system is more economic and cost-effective with respect to the number of pages, characters, and lines compared to the English writing system. Since the translations were performed by only one translator, care should be exercised in generalizing the findings to papers of other academic majors. Our findings also led to the development of the following formula for predicting the translation charges of scholarly papers: Charge of Persian-to-English translation  number of Persian lines  1.35  charge per line

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“…In this section, we show the performance of the proposed postprocessing approach using morphological richness analysis [18] and fuzzy c-means (FCM) [8] based segmentation.…”

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A Novel Method for Reconstructing CT Images in GATE/GEANT4 with Application in Medical Imaging: A Complexity Analysis Approach

Gholami¹,

Dehshibi

Adamatzky

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Journal of Information Processing

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For reconstructing CT images in the clinical setting, 'effective energy' is usually used instead of the total X-ray spectrum. This approximation causes an accuracy decline. We proposed to quantize the total X-ray spectrum into irregular intervals to preserve accuracy. A phantom consisting of the skull, rib bone, and lung tissues was irradiated with CT configuration in GATE/GEANT4. We applied inverse Radon transform to the obtained Sinogram to construct a Pixel-based Attenuation Matrix (PAM). PAM was then used to weight the calculated Hounsfield unit scale (HU) of each interval's representative energy. Finally, we multiplied the associated normalized photon flux of each interval to the calculated HUs. The performance of the proposed method was evaluated in the course of Complexity and Visual analysis. Entropy measurements, Kolmogorov complexity, and morphological richness were calculated to evaluate the complexity. Quantitative visual criteria (i.e., PSNR, FSIM, SSIM, and MSE) were reported to show the effectiveness of the fuzzy C-means approach in the segmenting task.

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On Complexity of Persian Orthography: L-Systems Approach

Cited by 10 publications

References 30 publications

Electrical activity of fungi: Spikes detection and complexity analysis

Electrical activity of fungi: Spikes detection and complexity analysis

A Retrospective Meta-analysis of Semantic-Spatial Comparison of Persian and English Orthographic Systems

A Novel Method for Reconstructing CT Images in GATE/GEANT4 with Application in Medical Imaging: A Complexity Analysis Approach

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