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Simple and interpretable discrimination

Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2009
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Nickolay T. Trendafilov, Karen Vines
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Discrimination of simple and complex gratings

Vision Research, 1975
Abstract We investigated the discriminability of simple and complex gratings containing one or two barely detectable sinusoidal luminance modulations at 3 and 9 c/deg, which will be referred to as ƒ and 3ƒ. Our major findings were the following: (1) frequency discrimination of the simple gratings seems to be limited only by their detectability; (
J, Nachmias, A, Weber
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Simple Lattice Simulation of Chiral Discrimination in Monolayers

Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 2002
A simulation method based on cellular automata on a hexagonal lattice is applied to model the behavior of chiral molecules on a surface, such as those in a monolayer of amphiphiles each having a single chiral center. The simulation method includes movement and orientation rules, with the objects ("molecules") on the lattice vertices possessing three ...
Linyong Mao, Harold H. Harris, Keith J. Stine   +2 more
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Simple Word Sense Discrimination

Computers and the Humanities, 2000
Wisdom is a system for performing word sense disambiguation (WSD) using a limited number of linguistic features and a simple supervised learning algorithm. The most likely sense tag for a word is determined by calculating co-occurrence statistics for words appearing within a small window.
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Simple Discrimination Isn't Really SimpleA Confirmatory Analysis of the Speech Sound Pattern Discrimination Test

Scandinavian Audiology, 1992
This paper reports the results of a componential analysis of items comprising the Speech Sound Pattern Discrimination Test (SSPDT). The SSPDT, developed by Bochner et al. (1986), uses a closed-set sentence discrimination task to assess the auditory speech processing skill of severely and profoundly hearing-impaired individuals.
J, Bochner, W, Garrison, L, Palmer
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A simple differential discriminator

Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 1973
Abstract A circuit was designed to detect anticoincidence for single-channel analyzers that have differential comparator inputs. This circuit, with one two-input gate and three ancillary transistors, is useful where size or cost must be minimized.
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Neural Theories of Simple Visual Discriminations*†

Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1963
Simple visual discriminations such as detection of presence and recognition of small differences in the spatial and temporal patterns of objects have been explained in some detail in recent years by variants of the physical quantum theory. The present paper summarizes the status of an alternative group of theories, which is classed as neural, primarily
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Complex Stimuli in Nonreinforced Simple Discrimination Tasks: Emergent Simple and Conditional Discriminations

The Psychological Record, 1995
This study examined whether nonreinforced contiguous presentation of visual stimuli by means of complex stimuli in a simple discrimination context would lead to emergent simple and conditional relations between the complex elements. Eight preschool children were taught identity-matching with four different colors and two simple discrimination tasks, A1/
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