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Priming an artificial associative memory
1999This article presents a method enabling the simulation of a well known psychological phenomenon: the “repetition priming”. The artificial neural network model used is a Hopfield network. This primed associative memory is one of the basic models that, used with other primed neural models, will permit to simulate more complex cognitive processes, notably
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Associative Priming: Fact or Artifact
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968In a series of experiments on the remembering of a list of words, Schwartz and Rouse demonstrated what they call “associative priming.” By using a special multiple-choice recognition form on which the correct word was mixed with four of its associates they showed that, when Ss make errors, they are more likely to pick stronger associates.
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Associated Primes and Primary Decomposition
1995As we have suggested in Chapter 1, the earliest impulse toward the development of what is now commutative algebra came from the desire of the number theorists to make use of unique factorization in rings of integers in number fields other than Q. When it became clear that unique factorization did not always hold, the search for the strongest available ...
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