For example, an elephant preparing to charge will extend its ears forward and flap them aggressively to appear larger and more intimidating. It’s a clear signal to others that it’s time to ...

Abstract: This paper considers a linear-quadratic (LQ) mean-field game governed by a forward-backward stochastic system with partial observation and common noise, where a coupling structure enters ...

Elephants that are going to charge will bring their ears forward and start moving them rapidly to appear larger, for example. "That's a sign that they're really pissed off. And that's the time ...

This paper proposes a 2D ear recognition approach based on sparse representation to deal with ear recognition under partial occlusion. Firstly, the ear part is automatically detected and extracted ...

When you come home, their tail might not wag wildly, but they’ll be standing there, waiting, eyes soft, ears forward. That’s Chow’s version of “I missed you.” They’re naturally reserved with strangers ...

"These do not change over the weeks. We see that the horses spend most of the time in the presence of the veterans, receive positive social contact from them and stand with their ears forward. These ...