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Behavioral Pattern Language

Stenger, Katelyn · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2023

A synthesis of applied behavioral science practice. Patterns are generated to describe common solutions to common problems. The behavioral pattern language serve as an example of the many ways behavioral science can be applied to environmental issues.

Cited by 1Open access

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating System (Whitepaper v1.0)

Nguyen, Ngoc Truc · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating SystemThis whitepaper introduces Pattern OS, a behavioral operating system within the 5T Life System®. It provides a structured, mechanism-based framework for understanding, mapping, and transforming behavioral patterns using Pattern Map, Loop Engine, Pattern Stack, the 5-Phase Change Framework, and the 5-Metric Validation System.Pattern OS integrates behavioral science, cognitive neuroscience, identity formation, and biological regulation, forming a unified model that connects Health OS, Behavior OS, and Identity OS.This document serves as the foundational specification for Pattern OS, supporting training, coaching, system design, and long-term personal transformation.

Cited by 0Open access

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating System (Whitepaper v1.0)

Nguyen, Ngoc Truc · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating SystemThis whitepaper introduces Pattern OS, a behavioral operating system within the 5T Life System®. It provides a structured, mechanism-based framework for understanding, mapping, and transforming behavioral patterns using Pattern Map, Loop Engine, Pattern Stack, the 5-Phase Change Framework, and the 5-Metric Validation System.Pattern OS integrates behavioral science, cognitive neuroscience, identity formation, and biological regulation, forming a unified model that connects Health OS, Behavior OS, and Identity OS.This document serves as the foundational specification for Pattern OS, supporting training, coaching, system design, and long-term personal transformation.

Cited by 0Open access

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating System (Whitepaper v1.0)

Nguyen, Ngoc Truc · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating SystemThis whitepaper introduces Pattern OS, a behavioral operating system within the 5T Life System®. It provides a structured, mechanism-based framework for understanding, mapping, and transforming behavioral patterns using Pattern Map, Loop Engine, Pattern Stack, the 5-Phase Change Framework, and the 5-Metric Validation System.Pattern OS integrates behavioral science, cognitive neuroscience, identity formation, and biological regulation, forming a unified model that connects Health OS, Behavior OS, and Identity OS.This document serves as the foundational specification for Pattern OS, supporting training, coaching, system design, and long-term personal transformation.

Cited by 2Open access

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating System (Whitepaper v1.0)

Nguyen, Ngoc Truc · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2025

Pattern OS — The Behavioral Pattern Operating SystemThis whitepaper introduces Pattern OS, a behavioral operating system within the 5T Life System®. It provides a structured, mechanism-based framework for understanding, mapping, and transforming behavioral patterns using Pattern Map, Loop Engine, Pattern Stack, the 5-Phase Change Framework, and the 5-Metric Validation System.Pattern OS integrates behavioral science, cognitive neuroscience, identity formation, and biological regulation, forming a unified model that connects Health OS, Behavior OS, and Identity OS.This document serves as the foundational specification for Pattern OS, supporting training, coaching, system design, and long-term personal transformation.

Cited by 0Open access

BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS OF THE CONSUMPTION PATTERN

josephine rebecca · 2025

BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS OF THE CONSUMPTION PATTERN ABSTRACT The Indian consumers are noted for the high degree of value orientation. Such orientation to value has labeled Indians as one of the most discerning consumers in the world. Even, luxury brands have to design a unique pricing strategy in order to get a foothold in the Indian market. For a firm to survive, compete and grow, it is essential that the marketer identifies these needs and wants, and provides product offerings more effectively and efficiently than other competitors. A comprehensive yet meticulous knowledge of consumers and their consumption behavior is essential for a firm to succeed. In this paper, authors collect the data through primary source from respondents and attempts to highlight the impact on durable product with respect to stages of consumer behaviour: perceiving a need, seeking value, assessing value, purchase decision and value in consumption or use. In this paper, authors also find out the satisfaction level of indigenous customer. To check the reliability, chi-square test was applied and various suggestions have been recommended.  The marketing strategies can be designed in accordance with the result.

Cited by 1Open access

Eye movements support behavioral pattern completion

Jordana S. Wynn, Jennifer D. Ryan, Bradley R. Buchsbaum · bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) · 2019

Abstract The ability to recall a detailed event from a simple reminder is supported by pattern completion , a cognitive operation performed by the hippocampus wherein existing mnemonic representations are retrieved from incomplete input. In behavioral studies, pattern completion is often inferred through the false endorsement of lure (i.e., similar) items as old. However, evidence that such a response is due to the specific retrieval of a similar, previously encoded item is severely lacking. We used eye movement (EM) monitoring during a partial-cue recognition memory task to index reinstatement of lure images behaviorally via the recapitulation of encoding-related EMs or, gaze reinstatement . Participants reinstated encoding-related EMs following degraded retrieval cues and this reinstatement was negatively correlated with accuracy for lure images, suggesting that retrieval of existing representations (i.e., pattern completion) underlies lure false alarms. Our findings provide novel evidence linking gaze reinstatement and pattern completion and advance a functional role for EMs in memory retrieval.

Cited by 8Open access

Behavioral Pattern Mining for Flexible Processes

Mehdi Acheli · theses.fr (ABES) · 2021

Les journaux d’évènements stockent la trace de l’exécution des processus. Le Process Mining est la discipline de recherche qui vise à analyser ce genre de données et à construire des modèles d’exécution décrivant le déroulement des processus. Plusieurs algorithmes ont été proposés pour extraire de tels modèles mais ils se heurtent aux cas où le modèle contient trop d’irrégularités parmi les différentes instances d’exécution. Dans cette thèse, nous nous attelons à étudier ces cas où le processus est non structuré et nous nous concentrons sur une méthode particulière d’analyse qui est l’extraction de modèles comportementaux. Nous proposons un nouvel algorithme plus efficace pour ce faire qui garantit certaines propriétés sur les fragments trouvés. Nous proposons également un framework pour analyser et récupérer ces patterns dans une approche orientée données contextuelles alliant corrélation et causalité. Enfin, nous mettons au point un nouvel algorithme de découverte des patterns encore plus rapide avec des résultats visualisables plus concis et plus pertinents.

Cited by 0Open access

Behavioral pattern detection from Personalized Ambient Monitoring

James D. Amor, Christopher J. James · 2010

Bipolar disorder (BD) is a serious psychiatric condition that affects a large number of people. Many people with BD self-monitor their condition in order to try and keep the disturbances from affective episodes to a minimum. The Personalized Ambient Monitoring (PAM) project has developed a system that performs behavioral monitoring in an unobtrusive manner and can detect changes in a person's behavior. The system uses a variety of discreet sensors to gather data on the parson's behavior and this data is processed to extract behavioral patterns and detect changes in those patterns. In this paper we present one method of data processing that takes 24hr long data-streams from the sensors, pre-processes them and uses the Continuous Profile Model to align and extract the underlying patterns from the data-streams. We present some preliminary results from a technical trial.

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Active Object -- An Object Behavioral Pattern for . . .

R. Greg Lavender, Douglas C. Schmidt · 1996

This paper describes the Active Object pattern, which decouples method execution from method invocation in order to simplify synchronized access to an object that resides in its own thread of control. The Active Object pattern allows one or more independent threads of execution to interleave their access to data modeled as a single object. A broad class of producer/consumer and reader/writer applications are wellsuited to this model of concurrency. This pattern is commonly used in distributed systems requiring multi-threaded servers. In addition, client applications, such as windowing systems and network browsers, employ active objects to simplify concurrent, asynchronous network operations.

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Reverse engineering circuits using behavioral pattern mining

Wenchao Li, Zach Wasson, Sanjit A. Seshia · 2012

Systems are increasingly being constructed from off-the-shelf components acquired through a globally distributed, untrusted supply chain. The lack of trust in these components necessitates additional validation of the components before use. Additionally, hardware trojans are becoming a pressing concern. In this paper, we present a novel formalism and method to systematically derive the highlevel function of an unknown circuit component given its gate-level netlist. We define the highlevel description of a circuit as an interconnection of instantiations of abstract library components characterized using logical specifications. The proposed approach is based on mining interesting behavioral patterns from the simulation traces of a gate-level netlist, and representing them as a pattern graph. A similar pattern graph is also generated for library components. Our method first computes input-output signal correspondences via subgraph isomorphism on the pattern graphs. The general function of the unknown circuit is then determined by finding the closest match in the component library, by model checking the unknown circuit against each logical specification. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach on publicly-available circuits.

Cited by 90

Dynamic Pattern Generation in Behavioral and Neural Systems

Gregor Schöner, J. A. Scott Kelso · Science · 1988

In the search for principles of pattern generation in complex biological systems, an operational approach is presented that embraces both theory and experiment. The central mathematical concepts of self-organization in nonequilibrium systems (including order parameter dynamics, stability, fluctuations, and time scales) are used to show how a large number of empirically observed features of temporal patterns can be mapped onto simple low-dimensional (stochastic, nonlinear) dynamical laws that are derivable from lower levels of description. The theoretical framework provides a language and a strategy, accompanied by new observables, that may afford an understanding of dynamic patterns at several scales of analysis (including behavioral patterns, neural networks, and individual neurons) and the linkage among them.

Cited by 1,231

Sexual behavioral pattern among students in Jos, Nigeria

A DeCaprio James, Ada Ekwempu, Itohan Aigbokhae et al. · Greater South Information System · 2006

Background With the prevalence of HIV infection being highest among young people, it is becoming important to find ways and means of motivating adolescents to take the threat of the infection seriously and approach their sexuality with a lot of responsibility. In many countries, sexually active adolescents are at high risk of HIV infection. For both biological and social reasons, adolescent girls often have the highest HIV incidence. This study attempted to explore the sexual behavior of students in secondary schools, their awareness about HIV/AIDS and preventive measures; especially the use of condom.

Cited by 0Open access

Behavioral Assessment of the Type A Behavior Pattern

James A. Blumenthal, Leslie C. O'Toole, Thomas L. Haney · Psychosomatic Medicine · 1984

The present study attempted to assess systematically a set of behavioral subcomponents associated with the Type A behavior pattern. Sixty middle-aged men underwent the structured interview (SI) and a repeated version of the SI after a four-month interval. A high degree of interrater reliability was established for a number of behavioral components including speed and volume of speech, motoric activity, expiratory sighs, response latency, interruptions, unevenness of speech, plosive words, and potential for hostility. In general, these behaviors were stable over the four-month interval, although they did not all distinguish Type As from Type Bs. Only four behaviors successfully discriminated Type As and Bs at both interview sessions: speed of speech, volume of speech, number of interruptions, and potential for hostility. The results are discussed in terms of how these behavioral subcomponents may contribute to increased risk of premature coronary disease.

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