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Altered Selves and Self Models

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By Paras Chopra, Jay Joshi, Sourabh Patravale
| luma.com
​Could changes in how we experience ourselves, in conditions such as Xenomelia, be due to changes in how our brains model our bodies and the environment? And could these altered selves give us clues to the nature of our sense of self? ​In this talk, Anil explores the idea that our sense of self is a construction, a process that is active moment-by-moment. A construction can come apart, as it does in conditions such as Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia or even during out-of-body experiences.
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Virtual Multiple‐Input Multiple‐Output-Based Optimized Cross‐Layer Design for Wireless Sensor Networks

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By Jay Joshi, Monali R. Prajapati, Maulin M. Joshi, Upena Devang Dalal
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement No new data were generated or analyzed in support of this research. References 1 and , “An Energy-Efficient Cross-Layer-Based Opportunistic Routing Protocol and Partially Informed Sparse Autoencoder for Data Transfer in Wireless Sensor Network,” Journal of Engineering Research 12 (2023): 122–132.
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A New Era of AI: How RANA and RamU2+ are Creating Living, Adaptive Neural Networks ​In the world of…

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By Jay Joshi
| Medium
A New Era of AI: How RANA and RamU2+ are Creating Living, Adaptive Neural Networks ​In the world of AI, we often think of neural networks as static, rigid structures. Once they are trained, they’re frozen in time, performing a single task based on the data they were shown. But what if a neural network could learn to adapt and change its own structure in real-time, just like a living organism?
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