Manual dexterity relies on accurate and timely coordinated finger movements. Rhythmic finger-movement training can support motor practice, but solutions that combine precise timing with synchronized speech or music feedback remain scarce. We developed Rhythm Karaoke, a rhythmic finger-tapping platform that synchron...
Paul-Peter Arslan, Xiao Xiao, P. Lindberg· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Multi-agent LLM pipelines increasingly span organisational boundaries; when a fault surfaces, someone must determine where it entered. The artifact available is rarely a full execution trace: it is the reports each agent filed, and a filed report can state a conclusion alongside its observations. Using a pre-registered...
When pricing agents meet repeatedly on a platform, the platform decides who faces whom. We ask whether that choice moves the prices the agents learn, and whether a rise comes with learned punishment. In a pre-registered randomised experiment in the Bertrand duopoly of Calvano et al., each agent's price is set by a tabu...
Paul-Peter Arslan, Yubin Kim, Xiao Xiao· 0 citations
The adaptation of a rhythm-based interface, originally designed for manual dexterity rehabilitation, for use in speech therapy is found to improve motivation and therapeutic outcomes by facilitating more interactions between verbally challenged patients and the therapist.
Paul-Peter Arslan, Xiao Xiao· 0 citations
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