Search for dissertations about: "cognitive function"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 569 swedish dissertations containing the words cognitive function.
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11. Reasoning with Bounded Cognitive Resources
Abstract : Reasoning is an essential element of intelligence. Automated reasoning in formal and symbolic systems is a major topic in computer science and artificial intelligence (AI). Programs for computer-assisted and automated theorem proving are being constructed and used by mathematicians and logicians. READ MORE
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12. Testosterone and estrogen treatment in postmenopausal women : aspects on behavior and cognitive function
Abstract : The human brain can be regarded as a target organ for sex steroid hormones. Hormones exert their influence via different pathways and sex steroid receptors are widely distributed within the brain. Several studies suggest gender differences in behavior and cognitive function and have stimulated research on the role of testosterone and estrogen. READ MORE
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13. Brain Tumor Imaging and Treatment Effects. Imaging findings and cognitive function in glioblastoma patients
Abstract : AbstractBackground: Glioblastoma is the most common malignant brain tumor. Operation with maximal resection, if feasible, otherwise biopsy followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy with temozolomide is standard therapy. The prognosis remains poor, with median overall survival being 15 months despite therapy. READ MORE
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14. Implementing Cognitive Semantics
Abstract : This book is about how concepts are structured and processed. It is based on the findings in cognitive linguistics over the last decade, where thorough studies have been made about how concepts function. Concepts appear as image schemata, a spatial form of representation with very powerful properties. READ MORE
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15. SPEED and TIME in the event modifier lexemes slow, fast and quick : A cognitive perspective
Abstract : In this thesis I examine the event modifier lexemes slow, fast and quick and the events they modify. A number of observations made of the use of these modifiers cannot be explained by existing event typologies. READ MORE