associative memory
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memory
noun
uk/ˈmem.ər.i/us/ˈmem.ər.i/
the ability to remember information, experiences, ...
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Attentional processes are sufficient forassociativememoryand learning to occur.
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The tuplespace is a shared data space that acts as anassociativememoryfor a group of agents or clients.
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Second, theassociativememorycomponent may not be very productive in either normal or affected individuals.
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There are two possible explanations for the findings of greaterassociativememoryimpairments in the established schizophrenia group.
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In a conventionalassociativememorymodel, a new input pattern is placed within the basin of a certain attractor.
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In this paper, it is shown how connectionistassociativememorymodels may be used to overcome the non-determinacy problem while providing better performance.
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One is to implement the header itself as anassociativememory.
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Associativememoryin a network of "spiking" neurons.
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These handaxes were almost certainly categories, and categories are abstract, multi-modal, and rely onassociativememory.
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In contrast, single-mechanism models predictassociativememoryeffects for all linguistic forms.
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Since conventionalassociativememorymodels possess attractor dynamics only, an additional mechanism is necessary to create temporal patterns which may represent episodes.
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The human language processing system, then, uses two mechanisms : symbolic rules for regular processes andassociativememoryfor irregular processes.
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After the information is learned and stored in theassociativememory, a biologically inspired anticipation-based temporal sequence learning architecture is proposed.
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Overregularization and irregularization errors are assumed to arise from qualitatively similar interference effects inassociativememory.
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In contrast, exceptions to the rule show all the characteristics of storage inassociativememory: type and token frequency effects and sensitivity to phonological content.
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In that process, associative information is retrieved using key information, and to date, this function has been formulated as theassociativememorymodel.
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The second is that ubiquitous principles ofassociativememoryand learning are sufficient to account for the formation of these representations.
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The edge directions obtained by the scanning motion are input to theassociativememorymodel included in the shape recognition module one after the other.
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