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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Event Encoding"”.
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An Exploration of Target Event Encoding in a Predictive Learning Task with Humans: Integrated or Separable Processing?
… learning explores how attributes of a predicted event are represented and encoded. In Pavlovian conditioning, the conditioned stimulus (CS) is frequently assumed to associate with one or more of the various attributes of a motivationally significant unconditioned stimulus (US, e.g. it’s hedonic, …
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Event Detection and Extraction from News Articles
Event extraction is a type of information extraction(IE) that works on extracting the specific knowledge of certain incidents from texts. Nowadays the amount of available information (such as news, blogs, and social media) grows in exponential order. Therefore, it becomes imperative to develop …
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Age and Context Dependency in Causal Learning
… allows us to properly prepare for an upcoming event. Encoding context is a type of associative processing; thus, context is also an important aspect of acquiring causal relationships. Context gives us additional information about how two events are related and allows us to be flexible in how we …
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Explicit Memory and Brain-Electrical Activity in 10-month-old Infants
… brain electrical activity during both the encoding and retrieval phases of explicit memory processing in infants. Memory-related differences in behavior and task-related brain activity in individual cortical areas were of particular interest. The results of this study provided some support …
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Content representation in the human medial temporal lobe
… performed by each subregion to encode individual events is still unclear. The present research tests the central hypothesis that different forms of event content are transformed into memory by distinct subregions within the MTL. A critical barrier in the study of content representation thus far …