Cognitive Psy and Computer Sci

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SPORTS TECHNO-SCIENCE AS TOTAL RELIGIOUS ART
Competition, Computation and Composition in
Chess and Beyond A. Javier Izquierdo-Martín
(UNED, Madrid)
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SPORT COMPETITION (I)
Variation in the swimming speed of a world-class
waterpolo center during the first quarter of an
European Championship game
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SPORT COMPETITION (II)
Electromiogram of arm-leg muscle work in
long-distance ski
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SPORT COMPETITION (III)
Serguei Bubkas pool vault race speed
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SPORT COMPETITION (IV)
Lateral descriptive analytics of body movement
in weight throw
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE COMPETITION (I)
Citation per year to Schumpeters Capitalism,
Socialism and Democracy versus Keynes The
General Theory
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE COMPETITION (II)
Top of Economists (Citation Ranking, 1990-2000)
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE COMPETITION (III)The
Top Economics journals (Citation ranking in 1986)
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FORMAL ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE COMPETITION
(IV)Publication speed of top economic journals
(ranking of mean first response times 1970-2000)
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SCIENCE AS SPORT (I) Artificial Intelligence
Research at Carnegie Mellon (1950-1980)
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SCIENCE AS SPORT (II) H.A. Simon W.G. Chase,
The Minds Eye in Chess (1973)
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SCIENCE AS SPORT (III) IBM Deep Blue, The Chip
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VISUALISING CHESS MACHINE THINKING (I) Computer
Log(Deep Blue vs. Kasparov, 1997, Game 2, Mov
37)
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VISUALISING CHESS MACHINE THINKING (II) Artful
Interface (A mid-game position)
Source http//turbulence.org/spotlight/thinking
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FRITZ 5.32 ON DEEP BLUE VS KASPAROV 1997 Game 2
Mov 37 (Take one search depth 14/36)
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FRITZ 5.32 ON DEEP BLUE VS KASPAROV 1997 Game 2
Mov 37 (Take two search depth 15/40)
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COMPUTATION AND COMPETITION (I) The clock
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COMPUTATION AND COMPETITION (II) The Camera
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COMPUTATION AND COMPETITION (III) The Computer
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COMPETITION, COMPUTATION AND COMPOSITIONComputer-
Assisted Human Tournament Chess
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SPORTS DO DREAM OF CYBORGS
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A CYBORG SPORT ECONOMIC SCIENCE University of
Chicago Professor Robert E. Lucas Jr. got a
standing ovation from his students hours after
the 1995 Nobel Prize in Economics was announced
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A CYBORG DREAM LANCE ARMSTRONG
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CITIUS ALTIUS FORTIUS?
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THE REFEREE Inmortal Human All Too Human
Idea THE GALLERY OF RESEARCHS WORLD
COMPUTER-ASSISTED CHESS TOURNAMENT??? (Consult
an experience referee!!! eg. Enrique Irazoki,
Cadaqués)
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JUDGEMENT SOUNDS WHISTLES, HORNS, BELLS, GUNS