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J. Comput. Sci. Eng.
Vol. 37 (2018) 979-989 |
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The psychological
aspect: a study of implementing moral theories into real
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Bella Dong |
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J. Comput. Sci. Eng.
37 (2018) 979-983！Published
5 September 2018 |
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Abstract:
Moral development has been studied from various
perspectives, and the fundamental structure is based on
Piaget and Kohlberg¨s theories. The purpose of this
research is to identify and classify different stages
according to Kohlberg¨s theory, and moral is the sense
of making the right choice or distinguishing right from
wrong. The first phase of this project includes
face-to-face interviews with 7th and 10th graders and
their identity is anonymous. The final phase involves
identifying and analyzing their stages regarding to
their answers. By discovering their stages and
contrasting results from 7th and 10th graders, I tend to
focus on their differences in their interviews and
answers. This will allow for more understanding towards
moral developments in different stages, and may direct
more and offer more experiences for further study on
moral development for the researcher. |
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Keywords:
Moral development; Lawrence Kohlberg; Piaget, Real-life
application; Interviews.
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A survey of
research on fine-grained sentiment analysis in Chinese |
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Yimeng Tang, Peijian Zhang, Youwei Yu |
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J. Comput. Sci. Eng.
37 (2018) 984-989！Published
25 September 2018 |
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Abstract:
To review the research progress of fine-grained
sentiment analysis, and the classification (namely
machine learning classification and classification based
on dependency syntax and lexicon). We investigated the
key issues, technologies, and application. The research
of Chinese fine-grained sentiment analysis in China and
the construction of corpus and other resources were
introduced. Finally, the application prospect of
fine-grained text analysis was introduced. This study
helps to understand the key issues and key methods of
the current research on fine-grained sentiment analysis. |
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Keywords:
Fine-grained sentiment analysis; Weight calculation;
Evaluation word extraction; Attribute word.
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A local
transition for a class of stable graph |
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Rui Wang, Cheng Xu, Qianwen Zang |
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J. Comput. Sci. Eng.
37 (2018) 990-993！Published
25 September 2018 |
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Abstract:
In this paper, two classes of stable graphs with three
types of edges are studied. These include the class of
MC graphs and the class of ribbonless graphs. Their
stability ensures the equivalence between graphs before
and after the marginalizing and conditioning process. We
propose a transition method of them so that simpler
graph structures could be obtained. |
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Keywords:
MC graph; Bayesian networks; Ribbonless graph.
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Heteroatom doped
germanene and stanene as anchoring materials for
lithium-sulfur batteries: a density functional theory study |
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Yue Yu, Aiping Fu, Yingqi Tang, Xiaotong Mao, Zonghua Wang |
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J. Comput. Sci. Eng.
37 (2018) 994-998！Published
25 September 2018 |
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Abstract:
With a high theoretical energy density, lithium sulfur
(Li-S) batteries become one of the most promising
candidates for next-generation energy storage devices.
Effectively anchoring Li2Sn species on
specific substrate is an important method to suppress
the ＾shuttle effect￣. In this work, we have explored the
adsorption and decomposition of Li2Sn species
on heteroatom doped germanene and stanene monolayer
using DFT computations. The results revealed that all
Li2Sn species can be effectively adsorbed on the given
substrates. Furthermore, the Li2Sn species on
B-doped germanene can keep intactness, which suggest
that the B-doped germanene is the most promising
anchoring materials for Li-S batteries. |
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Keywords:
Lithium sulfur batteries; density functional theory;
shuttle effect; 2D materials.
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