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The author proposes ecological constructionism as a basis of interdisciplinary study on human nature covering the social, natural and human sciences. Although the application of evolutionary biology approach to human nature had been debated for a long time, in the 1990s established research on evolutionary psychology revealed co-operative traits were core factors which explained human nature. As behavioral economics and brain science have developed, based on evolution, over the last two decades, the debate could have a good outcome. In this paper that applies the concept of social constructionism to the ancient ecological environment, a new fundamental rule for interdisciplinary study is formulated. This rule might be significant enough to use for the systematic rebuilding of environmental geography.

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DOI： 10.20665/kakyoshi.64.9_432

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DOI： 10.14704/nq.2015.13.4.876

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Field RNG studies have shown an anomalistic autocorrelation of the outputs of the RNG with chi-squares statistics, when many people focused on the same event. The current study hypothesized a signal wavelength in a field consciousness and expanded the interval length to make a trial computation of chi-squares. This way methodologically changes the dependent variable from a univariate scalar to a vector. Predictably, a well fitted interval length will show a large bias in the average vector, or in the correlation coefficient between audience sizes. Field experiments were conducted is a preliminary test that may be useful in designing future experiments. After 13 repeated field RNG experiments at a movie theater, in which the audience viewed the animated movie "K-ON!", a MANOVA design was used to test the vector of standardized chi-squares. Results showed no statistical significance for the intercept, interval length, generation speed, or interaction. But the interval of 1-second length showed the highest correlation coefficient with audience size (r=0.57, N=13). This suggested that signal length of field consciousness existed at around the 1-second interval. Finally, some future tasks were discussed.

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To examine MMI (mind-matter interaction), a field experiment using a random number/event generator (RNG/REG) is methodologically well structured, and the outputs of RNG are often found to be biased when field consciousness is evoked strongly during some events. This study was designed and conducted to compare the validity of hypotheses based on focused attention and on group emotion to explain this anomalistic phenomenon. In the experiment, the top three short films evaluated as stimulating, from 10 candidates, were selected as experimental stimuli, defined operationally as interesting, sad, and humorous. The lowest rated short movie was used as a control condition, a non-emotional stimulus. A total of six groups (total n=230) participated in the field RNG experiment. Results revealed that the total chi-squared statistics were significant for the experimental condition (three short films), although the results for each of the three emotions were not significant. In contrast, the total chi-squared became non-significant when all the output, including the control condition, was calculated. These results appear to support the emotion hypothesis. Stouffer's z-scores showed no statistical biases. No emotion-specific biases became clear in the RNG outputs. Finally, some future research issues are discussed.

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We conducted a random event generator/random number generator (REG/RNG) field experiment to test the retroactive effects of field consciousness and unintentional psychokinesis (PK) on targets consisting of prerecorded physical random numbers. An experimenter entered ballparks during eight Japanese professional baseball games. Multiple prerecorded random number targets were presented to a notebook PC monitor, and true random numbers were also generated in real time. Unexpectedly, we found no retroactive effects on the target random numbers, and no statistical biases were evident under the real-time generated condition. Future tasks related to field consciousness are discussed.

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We measured the spectrum and time transition of biophotons emitted from a suspension of prepared sample liquid of cucumber (Cucumis sativus 'white spine type') for an 18-hour period. We prepared the suspension of sample liquid by removing the skin of the cucumber fruit, processing the peeled fruit and then passing the obtained liquid through a paper filter. A set of glass low-pass filters was used for biophoton measurements. The biophoton spectrum was measured within the wavelength region of 280-650nm (ultraviolet to visual light). The biophoton spectrum was calculated using the differences of relative intensities to control samples. We found that it was broad and the strongest intensity peak was located at 520-540nm. Also ultraviolet emission (280-370nm) was detected although it was weak. Intensities of peaks at 480-540nm reached their maximum 4-5 hours after the start of measurements. The ultraviolet peak was detected for 10 hours after the start of measurements, but it could not be detected after that.

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裁判員を担当するときには、事件例に日常的な確率認識をもち込むと判断を誤ってしまう可能性があるので、確率リテラシーの涵養が必要という点を議論している。

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昨今のマスメディアで問題となっている疑似科学的広告を減少させるために、消費者側の科学判断を向上させる方策を提言する内容。

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We conducted experiments where each subject was asked to wear a goggle-style monitor, whose image was sent from the camera set upper corner of the room where the subjects were in. Thus subjects see themselves in the room from exactly the same perspective as other people. These experiments can be seen as the corollary of the visual transposition experiments, but it addresses the problems like "self" and "body image" much more directly. One of our main concerns in this experiment is the transformation of our body image in a society where information technology enables us to access any information anytime anywhere.

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This paper reports an attitude survey on environmental changes caused by the media, and shows that such surveys can play important roles in the design of our media environment. This research surveys undergraduates' attitudes focusing on the manners that we should refrain from using mobile phones in the train. Although some articles on sociology propose the community hypothesis that the manners originate from breaking a temporary community formed in the train, the result of this research indicates the dominance of the sound hypothesis that the manners originate in annoying sounds generated by the usage of mobile phones. In the result, however, some opinions which support the community hypothesis are found. The correlation analysis of the result with Manifest Anxiety Scale shows no prominent significance. The design of our media environment should be improved timely by such surveys, since our life style has radically changed in proportion to the development of the information media.

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This paper analyzes the way of storing and using information in our information environment from the viewpoints of both 'memory' and 'record'. It is made clear by the analysis that our environment has been developed with 'record-oriented' approach based on record-type information storage and that the approach has brought us some problems. This paper shows that we should reconstruct our environment with 'memory-oriented' approach to promote human abilities and cultural creativity. Some technologies required for the reconstruction and their application are presented.

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We have developed a method for the generation of hidden Markov model (HMM) representing complex motif in DNA sequences. The procedures of the method are as follows; (1) design of HMMs for elements motifs in given DNA sequences; (2) construction of a complex motif HMM consisting of the elemental motif HMMs. Statistical analysis and genetic programmming (GP) were applied to the respective procedures. At step (1), left-to-right HMMs were designed and their lengths were determined by a statistical significance. At step (2), probabilistic tree describing HMMs was defined and its structure was optimized by GP against a complex motif. Concatenation, probabilistic union, probabilistic closure, etc. were attached to nonterminal nodes. The elemental motif HMMs and an HMM for any a letter were attached to terminal nodes. In the method, the advance design of elemental motif HMMs and adoption of probabilistic tree as encoding rule of GP lead to efficient generation of complex motif HMM. IT was observed that the generated HMM can detect the complex motif in uncharacterized DNA sequences with high accuracy. Further, the HMM is full of interesting suggestions of the complex motif.

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DOI： 10.1093/bioinformatics/14.4.317

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HELIC-II generates a legal judgment and its argument process for a given case based on the statutes and precedents. Although HELIC-II was designed to support the works on lawsuits, its special knowledge representation format has prevented the lawyers and legal researchers from uti1izing the system. The precedent retrieval mechanism should be improved to interpret the original precedent text. In this paper, we proppse the partial text matching method to extend the function of HELIC-II. The method is to hold the partial text which corresponds to each part of knowledge representation format, and to match the partial text with some part of given text.

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We have developed a multiple sequence alignment system which aligns RNA sequences while estimating their stem regions. The system consists of two parts: initialand stem aligners. The initial aligner roughly aligns given RNA sequences using a parallel iterative algorithm based on dynamic programming. The stem aligner refines the rough alignment using a parallel simulated annealing algorithm taking into account connected base pairs in stem regions. In testing with t RNA sequences, the system could generate alignments which identified well-known stem sets of clover shape. We have also developed a stem specifier which monitors such stemregions using a circular representation.

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This paper describes new methods to evaluate the structural similarity of proteins. In each method, a hash vector is associated with each fixed-length fragment of protein structure, where the following desirable property is theoretically proved: if the root mean square deviation between two fragments is small, then the distance between the hash vectors is small. Using the hash vectors, searching for similar protein structures can be done quickly. The methods were compared with the previous methods using PDB data, and were shown to be much faster.

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The representation of biological concepts in a knowldge base are important to a machine or a non-specialist of biology to understand and analyze genetic information. In our previous study, we studied the representation of biological knowledge and the representation of biological knowledge related to motif of protein with the goal of discovering new motifs.<BR>In this paper, firstly, the requirements for the representation of biological knowledge are listed. Then, solutions to these requirements are stated. Finally, representation of bioloigal knowledge on motif in the Deductive Object-Oriented Language, <I>QUIXOT</I>Σ, is shown. The knowledge base includes Prosite, a representative motif database, as the basis of the knowledge base.

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進化心理学の成果を認知的な人間行動に応用し、人間の傾向性の生物学的由来について考えさせる内容。

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進化心理学の成果を社会的な人間行動に応用し、人間の傾向性の生物学的由来について考えさせる内容。

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新入学生の意識調査にもとづいて、自己の信奉がどの程度周囲やメディアの影響を受けているかを分析した（予稿出版あり）。

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