Titlebook: Measurement and Understanding in Science and Humanities; Interdisciplinary Ap Marcel Schweiker,Joachim Hass,Roxana Halbleib Book 2023 Sprin

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Psychology and Physics: A Non-invasive Approach to the Functioning of the Human Mirror Neuron Systeme most complex objects in the universe: the human brain. Within psychology, neuropsychologists and neuroscientists “watch the brain at work” by measuring electrical and magnetic signals while participants perform tasks. Physics comprises the section of biophysics and is involved in the interdiscipli

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Measuring Art, Counting Pixels? The Collaboration of Art History and Computer Vision Oscillates Betw personnel composition and combines the humanities, engineering, and natural sciences. Together, prototypes and methodological approaches to an automatic vision that assists art history are being developed in the form of basic research.

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Through Numerical Simulation to Scientific Knowledgedencies in the form of algorithms and computer programs. In everyday life, they are now ubiquitous for everyone, for example in weather forecasts or economic growth forecasts. In politics, they serve as an important tool for decision-making. In the scientific context, however, simulations are much m

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of interdisciplinary research projects.Similarities and diffThis anthology is a unique compilation of scientific contributions on the topic of measurement and understanding, showing how terms such as number, measurement, understanding, model, pattern are used in a wide variety of disciplines. Based

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Brief Presentation of the Contributionsn, the fusion, and the cross-fertilization of qualitative and quantitative approaches; second, the application, the interpretation, and the critical classification of mathematical and computational methods; and third, the quantification of different areas of life and science as a subject of inquiry.