Publications by authors named "V Ronca"
Attentional deficits have tragic consequences on road safety. These deficits are not solely caused by distraction, since they can also arise from other mental impairments such as, most frequently, mental fatigue. Fatigue is among the most prevalent impairing conditions while driving, degrading drivers' cognitive and physical abilities.
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- The study explores the use of AI chatbots, specifically ChatGPT-4, as a tool for personalized counseling for Autoimmune Hepatitis (AIH) patients, assessing their performance on twelve specific patient inquiries.
- Key metrics evaluated include accuracy, completeness, comprehensiveness, and safety of the chatbot’s responses, rated by a group of 11 experts using various scales.
- Results reveal that while the chatbot provides good comprehensive information, its reliability is questionable, especially in diagnosing inquiries, indicating a need for further research before integrating it into clinical settings.
Ocular artifacts, including blinks and saccades, pose significant challenges in the analysis of electroencephalographic (EEG) data, often obscuring crucial neural signals. This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to the most effective methods for correcting these artifacts, with a focus on algorithms designed for both laboratory and real-world settings. We review traditional approaches, such as regression-based techniques and Independent Component Analysis (ICA), alongside more advanced methods like Artifact Subspace Reconstruction (ASR) and deep learning-based algorithms.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: In operational environments, human interaction and cooperation between individuals are critical to efficiency and safety. These states are influenced by individuals' cognitive and emotional states. Human factor research aims to objectively quantify these states to prevent human error and maintain constant performances, particularly in high-risk settings such as aviation, where human error and performance account for a significant portion of accidents.
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- This review talks about how the liver helps protect the body and what happens when it doesn't work right, especially in diseases.
- It explains how the liver can normally stay calm and not cause problems, but can get confused and become reactive in chronic liver diseases.
- The review will also look at liver transplants, why the body might reject a new liver, and how autoimmune diseases can make the liver attack itself.