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Visualizing transactional memory
Proceedings of the 21st international conference on Parallel architectures and compilation techniques, 2012This paper presents TMProf, a transactional memory (TM) profiler, based on three visualization principles. These principles are (i) the precise graphical representation of transaction interactions including cross-correlated information and source code, (ii) visualized soft real-time playback of concurrently executing transactions, and (iii) dynamic ...
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WIREs Cognitive Science, 2013
AbstractVisual working memory (VWM), the system of storing, manipulating, and utilizing, visual information is fundamental to many cognitive acts. Exploring the limitations of this system is essential to understand the characteristics of higher‐order cognition, since at a basic level, VWM is the interface through which we interact with our environment.
Irida, Mance, Edward K, Vogel
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AbstractVisual working memory (VWM), the system of storing, manipulating, and utilizing, visual information is fundamental to many cognitive acts. Exploring the limitations of this system is essential to understand the characteristics of higher‐order cognition, since at a basic level, VWM is the interface through which we interact with our environment.
Irida, Mance, Edward K, Vogel
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British Journal of Psychology, 1982
Two experiments are described whose aim was to explore the new‐born baby's capacity for forming visual memories. An habituation procedure was used that accommodated individual differences by allowing each infant to control the time course of the habituation trials.
A, Slater, V, Morison, D, Rose
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Two experiments are described whose aim was to explore the new‐born baby's capacity for forming visual memories. An habituation procedure was used that accommodated individual differences by allowing each infant to control the time course of the habituation trials.
A, Slater, V, Morison, D, Rose
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Choice Reviews Online, 2009
Visual memory describes the relationship between perceptual processing and the encoding, storage and retrieval of the resulting neural representations. Visual memory occurs over a broad time range spanning from eye movements to years in order to visually navigate to a previously visited location.
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Visual memory describes the relationship between perceptual processing and the encoding, storage and retrieval of the resulting neural representations. Visual memory occurs over a broad time range spanning from eye movements to years in order to visually navigate to a previously visited location.
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Visual Dominance in Olfactory Memory
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1987The object of the present study was to verify the emergence of a ‘visual dominance’ effect in memory tests involving different sensory modes (sight and smell), brought about the preattentive mechanisms which select the visual sensory mode regardless of the recall task.
Batic N., GABASSI, PIERGIORGIO
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Nature, 1968
CLAIMS by Longuet-Higgins1 and Greguss2 that memory might behave holographically are tested here in a situation of prompted visual recall. If a figure, of area f, is inspected by a subject (S) and subsequently a part (P) of that figure, of area p, is presented to him, the holographic theory implies that as the ratio p/f increases, the strength of the ...
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CLAIMS by Longuet-Higgins1 and Greguss2 that memory might behave holographically are tested here in a situation of prompted visual recall. If a figure, of area f, is inspected by a subject (S) and subsequently a part (P) of that figure, of area p, is presented to him, the holographic theory implies that as the ratio p/f increases, the strength of the ...
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American Annals of the Deaf, 1980
While the literature frequently reports deficits among the deaf in memory tasks, there is some evidence that memory for figural content is comparable to hearing subjects. Additionally, deaf may experience more difficulty with successive perception than with simultaneous perception.
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While the literature frequently reports deficits among the deaf in memory tasks, there is some evidence that memory for figural content is comparable to hearing subjects. Additionally, deaf may experience more difficulty with successive perception than with simultaneous perception.
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The contents of visual working memory on visual search
2010 Sixth International Conference on Natural Computation, 2010There has been a controversy on whether the contents of visual working memory can affect visual search. Some researchers found that the contents of visual working memory influenced what was attended in visual search (Meijer& Theeuwes, 2006), whereas other researchers failed to report any evidence of such capture effects by visual working memory ...
Haibo Yang, Shasha Yin, Xuejun Bai
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Cognitive Mechanisms of Visual Memories and Visual Images
Imagination, Cognition and Personality, 2003Two experiments are reported that investigate recent claims that a visual memory and a visual image access different mechanisms within working memory and are differentially susceptible to interference. Experiment 1 demonstrates that when participants are required to hold the visual memory in consciousness, the representation is liable to interference ...
McConnell, Jean, Quinn, J. G.
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