Illustration of the 3D human skeleton result of flexion of the upper arm in the second data set. by Vytautas Abromavičius (22008573)

Data_Sheet_1_Involvement of the Rostromedial Prefrontal Cortex in Human-Robot Interaction: fNIRS Evidence From a Robot-Assisted Motor Task.pdf by Duc Trung Le (12255596)

“…In conclusion, these findings provide novel insights regarding the involvement of executive control during a robot-assisted motor task.…”

The structure of all possible conflicts between three groups (<i>D</i> and <i>A</i> are defense and attack groups). by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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A military chaotic stalemate for a conflict of type (5) in Fig 13. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Example of a bifurcation diagram of a <i>A—A</i> conflict. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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The loss <i>l</i>_<i>ij</i> inflicted to group j by one unit of the group i of its enemies when the group j is not easily detectable because hidden in a civil population. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Example of a bifurcation diagram of a <i>D—A</i> conflict. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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The structure of the three possible conflicts between two groups (<i>D</i> and <i>A</i> are defense and attack groups, respectively). by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Four different sets of <i>D—A</i> conflicts (see text for their meanings). by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Fig 18 - by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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The modified model when an exogenous stress <i>w</i>(<i>t</i>) is influencing the conflict. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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The influence of undetectability of the <i>A</i> group on the stalemate of a <i>D—A</i> conflict. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Time evolution of the losses in the conflict described in Fig 14. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Sets of <i>D—D</i> conflicts (shaded regions) where the victory of the first group is guaranteed. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Sets of <i>D—A</i> conflicts (shaded regions) where a periodic stalemate is the only possible outcome. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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An example of periodic stalemate in a <i>D—A</i> conflict. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Losses <i>L</i>₂₁ of the D group and size <i>x</i>₂ of the A group in a D—A conflict. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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In the red regions the stalemate is chaotic because the Lyapunov exponent is positive. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Aperiodic stalemates in conflicts between three groups. by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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Mean loss when the basic recruitment of the D group is increased (see points 1, 2, …, 6 in Fig 7). by Sergio Rinaldi (12197491)

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