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Memory: Normative development of memory systems
2020During the past decades, abundant behavioral, clinical, and neuroimaging data have shown several memory systems in the brain. A memory system is a type of memory that processes a particular type of information, using specific mechanisms, with distinct neural correlates.
Antoine, Bouyeure, Marion, Noulhiane
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Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences - Series III - Sciences de la Vie, 1998
Two recent findings are summarized here that bear on the organization of memory and brain systems. First, the capacity for simple recognition of familiarity (a form of declarative memory) depends on the hippocampal region in both humans and nonhuman primates.
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Two recent findings are summarized here that bear on the organization of memory and brain systems. First, the capacity for simple recognition of familiarity (a form of declarative memory) depends on the hippocampal region in both humans and nonhuman primates.
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Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing, 1998
The author discusses and solves many problems that arise as a particular case of multivariable \((nD)\) systems, the so-called finite memory systems, which are strongly related to nilpotency of model matrices.
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The author discusses and solves many problems that arise as a particular case of multivariable \((nD)\) systems, the so-called finite memory systems, which are strongly related to nilpotency of model matrices.
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2021
This chapter explores memory systems, explaining how the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information while focusing on explicit and implicit memories. It describes how sensory regions encode memories, how distributed cortical networks store them, and how these original areas reactivate during retrieval. The hippocampus processes explicit memories,
Marvin M. Chun, Steven B. Most
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This chapter explores memory systems, explaining how the brain encodes, stores, and retrieves information while focusing on explicit and implicit memories. It describes how sensory regions encode memories, how distributed cortical networks store them, and how these original areas reactivate during retrieval. The hippocampus processes explicit memories,
Marvin M. Chun, Steven B. Most
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2016
A memory system is described which comprises a plurality of memory modules. Each memory module comprises a non-volatile memory unit; and a controller to access information stored in the non-volatile memory unit in response to a request from a processor, to deliver accessed information to the processor, and to communicate with controllers of other ...
HEWLETT-PACKARD DEV COMPANY L P +2 more
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A memory system is described which comprises a plurality of memory modules. Each memory module comprises a non-volatile memory unit; and a controller to access information stored in the non-volatile memory unit in response to a request from a processor, to deliver accessed information to the processor, and to communicate with controllers of other ...
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2014
As shown in Figure 1.1, a computing system consists of three fundamental units: (i) units of computation to perform operations on data (e.g., processors, as we have seen in a previous chapter), (ii) units of storage (or memory) that store data to be operated on or archived, (iii) units of communication that communicate data between computation units ...
Yoongu Kim, Mutlu, Onur
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As shown in Figure 1.1, a computing system consists of three fundamental units: (i) units of computation to perform operations on data (e.g., processors, as we have seen in a previous chapter), (ii) units of storage (or memory) that store data to be operated on or archived, (iii) units of communication that communicate data between computation units ...
Yoongu Kim, Mutlu, Onur
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IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics, 2015
The definition for ideal memory system is so strict that some physical elements cannot exist in the real world. In this paper, an ideal memory system can be extended to generate 15 different kinds of quasi-ideal memory systems, which are included in memory systems as its special cases and are different from ideal memory system.
Junwei, Sun, Yi, Shen
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The definition for ideal memory system is so strict that some physical elements cannot exist in the real world. In this paper, an ideal memory system can be extended to generate 15 different kinds of quasi-ideal memory systems, which are included in memory systems as its special cases and are different from ideal memory system.
Junwei, Sun, Yi, Shen
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GENERALIZED MEMORY ELEMENT AND CHAOTIC MEMORY SYSTEM
International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 2013The concept of memory element or memory system is generalized to any device or system with memory effect in this paper. With the general definition of memory element, a new memory element model is proposed and its properties are studied. Based on the memory element, a simple chaotic memory system is constructed and its complex dynamics is depicted ...
Bao, Bocheng +3 more
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Literacy: Exploring working memory systems
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 2012Previous research showed an important association between reading and writing skills (literacy) and the phonological loop. However, the effects of literacy on other working memory components remain unclear. In this study, we investigated performance of illiterate subjects and their matched literate controls on verbal and nonverbal working memory tasks.
Silva, Catarina +4 more
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2006
We propose P systems in which the solutions of previously executed computations can be stored in sub-systems composed by a number of membranes which act as memory elements. When a new input is inserted into the system, the computation on that input is started in parallel with the search for the corresponding solution in all memory membranes.
CAZZANIGA, PAOLO +3 more
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We propose P systems in which the solutions of previously executed computations can be stored in sub-systems composed by a number of membranes which act as memory elements. When a new input is inserted into the system, the computation on that input is started in parallel with the search for the corresponding solution in all memory membranes.
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