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Anesthesia and Memory Processes
Anesthesiology, 1971Amnesia for the events occurring during surgical operations is a desirable feature of general anesthesia but is not always attained. Evidence from research on memory suggests that anesthetic amnesia results from 1) attenuation of sensory transmission and 2) impairment of the ensuing memory ...
A, Cherkin, P, Harroun
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Activation Processes with Memory
The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2008We propose a mathematical treatment of the activated processes governed by stochastic Langevin dynamics with a colored random force, corresponding to a noise generated by an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process. Such non-Markovian dynamics take place in a variety of chemical and biological systems. Using the path integral approach, we constructed the conditional
Alexander V, Zhukov +2 more
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2014 IEEE Hot Chips 26 Symposium (HCS), 2014
Presents a conference poster that addresses the technology of memory processing units. Some of the following topics are examined: current processing capabilities; MPU hardware; performance and energy output; and new trends in the industry.
Jaikrishnan Menon +4 more
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Presents a conference poster that addresses the technology of memory processing units. Some of the following topics are examined: current processing capabilities; MPU hardware; performance and energy output; and new trends in the industry.
Jaikrishnan Menon +4 more
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Real Processing-In-Memory with Memristive Memory Processing Unit
2019Memristive technologies are attractive candidates to replace conventional memory technologies and can also be used to perform logic and arithmetic operations. In this extended abstract, we discuss how memristors are used to combine data storage and computation in the memory, thus enabling a novel non-von Neumann architecture called the ‘memristive ...
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Memory Systems for Image Processing
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1978An image can be represented by a two-dimensional array of "image points," which are sets of integers that each describe the color and intensity of a portion of the image. Image-processing operations require that an image or partial image be stored in a memory system that permits access to sequences of image points along any row or column of this image ...
David C. van Voorhis, Thomas H. Morrin
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Memory-centric video processing
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 2008This work presents a domain-specific memory subsystem based on a two-level memory hierarchy. It targets the application domain of video post-processing applications including video enhancement and format conversion. These applications are based on motion compensation and/or broad class of content adaptive filtering to provide the highest quality of ...
Beric, A. +3 more
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MODIFICATION OF MEMORY STORAGE PROCESSES
Behavioral Science, 1971It seems most fitting that the first of a series of symposia commemorating G. Stanley Hall’s contribution to psychology is devoted to the topic of memory. Memory processes are central to all aspects of psychological functioning: Our consciousness and our actions are shaped by our experiences. And our experiences shape us only because of their lingering
R G, Dawson, J L, McGaugh
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Memory Processes and Instruction
1978The past decade has seen considerable theoretical advances with respect to the representation of knowledge in memory. These advances have yielded a much clearer picture of the knowledge structure that is to be established in the instructed subject (Rumelhart, Lindsay, & Norman, 1972; Schank, 1975a).
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Memory and the memory-monitoring process
Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1967Two experiments are reported that attempt to evaluate whether people can accurately monitor the contents of their memories when they are unable to retrieve those memories. Both experiments used recently learned paired-associates as memory materials; S s were asked to predict which unrecalled response items they would be able to recognize by referring ...
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