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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Neighborhood size"”.

  1. Orthographic and phonological neighborhood effects within a priming context

    … were completed investigating orthographic neighborhood size in the context of phonological neighborhood size and priming, at various SOAs. Experiment 1 exhibited that words from larger phonological neighborhoods were processed more quickly than those that are not. Also, targets were …

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  2. Filters, Neighbors, and Triangles: A Behaviorally and Electrophysiologically Informed Perspective on Visual Word Recognition

    … conclusions are drawn. First, that orthographic neighborhood size (i.e., Coltheart's N) is a considerably more important determiner of ERP morphology than has previously been thought, and second that the N400 ERP component can be elicited by a considerably wider range of orthographic inputs than …

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  3. Hemispheric differences in orthographic and semantic processing as revealed by event-related potentials

    … similar and typical effects of orthographic neighborhood size, with larger N400s for orthographically regular items (words and pseudowords) than for irregular items (acronyms and meaningless illegal strings). However, hemispheric differences emerged on repetition effects. When items were …

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  4. High frequency surface estimation

    … method and this new technique are the increased neighborhood size, boundary conditions and the need to solve a system of equations for each subdivision level; The source code for these techniques was implemented on SGI machines, using C with GL as a graphics standard.

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  5. THE PHONOGRAPHIC NETWORK OF LANGUAGE: USING NETWORK SCIENCE TO INVESTIGATE THE PHONOLOGICAL AND ORTHOGRAPHIC SIMILARITY STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE

    … these effects, such as consistency and neighborhood size, fail to generalize to words of various lengths or syllable structures, and do not take into account the more global similarity structure that exists between phonological and orthographic representations in the language. To address …

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  6. Built Environment and Risk of Obesity in the United States: A Multilevel Modeling Approach

    … groups and geographically adaptable. Defining neighborhoods at the county level may be problematic in the previous MLM study since people’s activity space is seldom countywide. The third study added another level (zip code area) to the MLM analysis of the BRFSS data in Utah. The results showed …

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  7. Deep learning for image restoration and enhancement

    … effective training, as well as a reduced model size. In addition, we design a unified framework to learn a mixture of sub-networks for image SR so as to further boost SR accuracy. Video SR aims to generate a high-resolution (HR) frame from multiple low-resolution (LR) frames in a local temporal …

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  8. Projecting land use changes using parcel-level data : model development and application to Hunterdon County, New Jersey

    … the parcel level. Since parcel varies by their sizes and shapes, its use as a unit of analysis does make it difficult to apply CA, which initially designed to handle regular grid cells. This dissertation improves the treatment of the irregular cell in CA-based land use change models in …

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