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Online bipartite matching methodology for anti-epidemic resources allocation: an adaptive time window based on reinforcement learning. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Wu Z, Pang S, He S.
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Visual suppression deficits as a biomarker of working memory impairment in schizophrenia. [PDF]

Schizophr Res Cogn
Filannino C, Freeman E, Parton A, Laxhman N, Haenschel C.   +4 more
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Health Insurance Coverage and Access to Care Among Older Immigrants: Evidence from the National Health Interview Survey, 2020 to 2023. [PDF]

Inquiry
Rani M, Yeatts DE.
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Competing cognitive pressures on human exploration in the absence of trade-off with exploitation. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Alméras C, Chambon V, Wyart V.
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Ambiguous stimuli and delayed matching to sample

Behavioural Processes, 1992
Four pigeons learned a delayed matching task in which the sample and choice stimuli were line orientations. After performance had reached a high level of accuracy the procedure was altered so that only one of the line choice stimuli was presented on each trial and a uniform white field was presented on the other key.
D, Meltzer, K, Robertson
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Conditional Versus Trial-Unique Delayed Matching-to-Sample

American Journal on Mental Retardation, 1998
We compared performance on conditional and trial-unique delayed identity matching-to-sample procedures. In Experiment 1, participants with moderate to severe mental retardation were exposed to both procedures under a single, brief delay value. Three of 5 subjects showed higher accuracy in the trial-unique sessions.
D C, Williams, W V, Dube, M D, Johnston, K J, Saunders   +3 more
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Nicotine enhances delayed matching-to-sample performance by primates

Life Sciences, 1988
The non-human primate provides an excellent model for studies of learning and memory, and one particular test, the delayed matching-to-sample task, is performed in a similar manner by both humans and non-human primates. Five young adult macaques were employed in this study, displaying variable capacities for retention in the task.
K, Elrod, J J, Buccafusco, W J, Jackson
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