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Short-term memory in stereopsis
Vision Research, 1974Abstract A new stochastic dot stereogram method for producing depth scenes from random point trains to each separate eye is used to measure the time for which information is held to enable stereopsis. The results indicate that one signal train may lag behind the other by 36–72 msec without affecting clear perception of form in depth. They suggest the
John Ross, John Hogben
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Long Short-Term Memory Networks for Accurate State-of-Charge Estimation of Li-ion Batteries
IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2018State of charge (SOC) estimation is critical to the safe and reliable operation of Li-ion battery packs, which nowadays are becoming increasingly used in electric vehicles (EVs), Hybrid EVs, unmanned aerial vehicles, and smart grid systems.
Ephrem Chemali +4 more
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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1969
Subjects tried to recall the location of a tactile stimulus on the underside of the forearm after delays of 0, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 45 and 60 sec. When “rehearsal” was prevented by requiring subjects to count backwards during the delay, accuracy of recall decreased systematically reaching an asymptote after 45 sec.
Alan D. Baddeley, Elizabeth Q. Gilson
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Subjects tried to recall the location of a tactile stimulus on the underside of the forearm after delays of 0, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 45 and 60 sec. When “rehearsal” was prevented by requiring subjects to count backwards during the delay, accuracy of recall decreased systematically reaching an asymptote after 45 sec.
Alan D. Baddeley, Elizabeth Q. Gilson
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Nature, 2007
Chemical modification of histone proteins can affect the expression of their associated genes. Some immune cells seem to exploit this process to avoid excessive inflammation while fighting invading pathogens.
Benjamin N. Gantner, Harinder Singh
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Chemical modification of histone proteins can affect the expression of their associated genes. Some immune cells seem to exploit this process to avoid excessive inflammation while fighting invading pathogens.
Benjamin N. Gantner, Harinder Singh
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A Siamese Long Short-Term Memory Architecture for Human Re-identification
European Conference on Computer Vision, 2016Matching pedestrians across multiple camera views known as human re-identification (re-identification) is a challenging problem in visual surveillance.
Rahul Rama Varior +4 more
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Brain and Language, 1976
Abstract Short-term retention tests of verbal item information (short-term memory for items) and order information (memory for sequences) were administered to aphasic, nonaphasic brain-damaged, and normal subjects. Memory for both parameters was significantly impaired in aphasics only.
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Abstract Short-term retention tests of verbal item information (short-term memory for items) and order information (memory for sequences) were administered to aphasic, nonaphasic brain-damaged, and normal subjects. Memory for both parameters was significantly impaired in aphasics only.
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2021
In this chapter, after a brief introduction in which we try to clarify the correct use of the term “verbal short-term memory” (STM) in the psychological and neuropsychological literature, we review the evidence concerning its neural correlates. Neurosurgical reports have often mixed up outcomes concerning memory, not differentiating among the various ...
Papagno, Costanza, Martino, Juan
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In this chapter, after a brief introduction in which we try to clarify the correct use of the term “verbal short-term memory” (STM) in the psychological and neuropsychological literature, we review the evidence concerning its neural correlates. Neurosurgical reports have often mixed up outcomes concerning memory, not differentiating among the various ...
Papagno, Costanza, Martino, Juan
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Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 2012
The short-term memory for the flavour of a wine in frequent but nonexpert drinkers was studied in an experiment comparing memory for wine under conditions where participants imagined and remembered a target wine with memory under conditions where participants carried out subsequent imaging and image rating tasks on the wine and on competing mental ...
Felicia Fiore +5 more
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The short-term memory for the flavour of a wine in frequent but nonexpert drinkers was studied in an experiment comparing memory for wine under conditions where participants imagined and remembered a target wine with memory under conditions where participants carried out subsequent imaging and image rating tasks on the wine and on competing mental ...
Felicia Fiore +5 more
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2015
Digit span is included in the most widely used intelligence test, the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale. The digit span test is typically referred to as reflecting short-term memory (STM), and the more complex task as working memory span. The memory system or systems responsible for STM do however form part of the working memory system.
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Digit span is included in the most widely used intelligence test, the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale. The digit span test is typically referred to as reflecting short-term memory (STM), and the more complex task as working memory span. The memory system or systems responsible for STM do however form part of the working memory system.
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Short-Term Memory for Intonation
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1975Ss were presented with lists of 16 words, each word spoken in one of four intonations. The final word was a repetition of one of the first 15 words, 40 Ss having to judge whether it was spoken in the same intonation as its earlier occurrence. A control group of 40 Ss did a similar task, ignoring intonation.
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