Titlebook: Connectionist Models in Cognitive Neuroscience; The 5th Neural Compu Dietmar Heinke,Glynn W. Humphreys,Andrew Olson Conference proceedings

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Tunnelling and Tunnel Mechanicsion from these findings in from of a high frequency advantage of cues in recognition, an advantage for recognition of words over non-words, and a lack of frequency effects in mixed list of recall. A distributed connectionist memory model consisting of two mechanism sensitive to frequency is suggeste

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Supporting action of anchors/boltsn degraded representations, have the greatest potential to give rise to observed clinical symptoms. In this study, semantic priming is used to demonstrate that providing . to patients is essential for correctly processing semantic information. Successful resolution of lexical ambiguity in a model se

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Investigation and description of the groundent connectionist modeling of semantic memory disorders, is that category-specific deficits result from selective damage to noncategorically organized visual or functional semantic subsystems. We propose that selective semantic impairments arise from damage to a system that includes a categorically

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The New Austrian Tunnelling Methodtems. Such structural distinctions are thought to be necessary to account for various neuropsychological dissociations, including the selective impairment of visual object naming with spared tactile naming and visual gesturing, known as optic aphasia. A distributed connectionist simulation is presen

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