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Spatial working memory

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Vandierendonck, André, Szmalec, Arnaud
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Spatial Memory

2010
Spatial memory is used to return to rewarding locations (home, foraging sites, and so on) and has been demonstrated in a wide diversity of animals, ranging from the invertebrates through to humans. The particular kinds of information (cues) used are also variable, although visual landmarks, distances, and directions often form the basis for this kind ...
Michael M. Morgan   +199 more
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Modelling Spatial Memory

2018
Among the different capabilities of animals, the formation of spatial memories is crucial for their life. Living beings able to move, constantly need to orient themselves in the environment to reach a target that might be not always visible. This chapter investigates the process of spatial memory formation as an essential ingredient for orientation in ...
Patanè, Luca   +2 more
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Sex Differences in Spatial Memory

Neuroscience, 2020
Spatial memory is an essential ability for living. Some studies have demonstrated the finding of sex differences in spatial memory. However, the results are diverse, ranging from "significant difference" to "no difference". In this study, we sought to determine the underlying sex differences observed during spatial memory by examining neurofunctional ...
Wenfei, Chen   +4 more
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Chimpanzee Spatial Memory Organization

Science, 1973
Juvenile chimpanzees, carried around an outdoor field and shown up to 18 randomly placed hidden foods, remembered most of these hiding places and the type of food that was in each. Their search pattern approximated an optimum routing, and they rarely rechecked a place they had already emptied of food.
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Assessment of Spatial Memory

Current Protocols in Toxicology, 1999
AbstractBehavioral tasks must be evaluated in terms of the cognitive functions they require. The tasks described in this unit are useful for detecting stimulation by drugs or a small electrical current, impairment of normal function by production of lesions or administration of a pharmacologic or toxicologic agent, recording activity during performance
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Spatial Memory and Spatial Orientation

2008
Navigating through a remembered space depends critically on the ability to stay oriented with respect to the remembered environment and to reorient after becoming lost. This chapter describes the roles of long-term spatial memory, sensorimotor spatial memory, and path integration in determining spatial orientation.
Jonathan W. Kelly, Timothy P. McNamara
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Multiplexing spatial memory

Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, 2018
The capacity of spatial multi-touch menus such as FastTap is limited by device screen size. We explore the idea of using multiple tabs to increase capacity - multiplexing the tablet's screen space so each location holds multiple items. Earlier work has shown potential of this idea for smartwatches, but no evaluations have considered larger devices.
Varun Gaur, Md. Sami Uddin, Carl Gutwin
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