The relevance to sensory coding and perception
Users' perception of relevance of spoken documents
... perception of relevance of retrieved documents. 1. Introduction There has been a surge of interest in ubiquitous comput- ing over the past few years. Ubiquitous computing is an attempt to break away from ...
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STEM-oriented Students Perception of the Relevance of Physics
... students’ perception of the relevance of physics Abstract We present initial findings from an ongoing project regarding the factors that influence secondary and high school students to pursue a professional ...
Self-relevance enhances the benefits of attention on perception
... which the self can impact perception. Rather than comprising a unitary, monolithic entity, the self is a multifaceted construct shaped by the collective influence of prior knowledge, situational forces, and ...
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Black truants' perception of the relevance of their schooling
... 5.3.1 Measures that can be taken to curb truancy Special task team A special task team should be appointed to investigate issues such as: the needs of all the students at high school lev[r] ...
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About sensorimotor learning and the relevance of workspace perception
... shown, sensory information characterizing an action context has a great ...from perception of elementary components of an action workspace, for example location of the target object, location of the start ...
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Sensory adaptation for timing perception
... the sensory encoding of relative timing. This demonstration of sensory adaptation rules out an account based only on altered decisional processes ...two sensory components: a shift in the nonlinear ...
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Tactile sensory coding in the glabrous skin of the human hand
... • Julius D, Basbaum AI. 2001. Molecular mechanisms of nociception. Nature 413: 203-210 • Scholz J, Woolf CJ. Can we conquer pain? Nature Neurosci Suppl 5: 1062-1067, 2002 Other useful references (not required): Apkarian ...
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Coding relevance
... T Relevance is one of the crucial criteria for assessing the quality of argumentation in ...education, relevance has never been analyzed or ...assessing relevance, which in turn can be used for ...
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Sensory Relevance Models
... a valid SRM, and each would highlight different features. Not giving the image- filtering part of the SRM access to velocity would force it to always be aware of potential collisions, which might be easier for a human ...
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Sensory integration includes perception,
... In regard to participation-related outcomes, developing measurement strate- gies that are sensitive and meaningful to the children and families served is perhaps the biggest and most important challenge for intervention ...
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Sensory and motor coding in the organization of behavior
... rate coding or local coding hypothesis. A shortcoming of local coding is the fact, that it does not truly exploit the representational capabilities of a ...Local coding requires, that a single ...
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Taste Perception and Coding in Drosophila
... animals. Sensory cells located the projection pattern of such neurons to the tritocere- in the taste organs, such as the tongue of mammals brum and the subesophageal ganglion (SOG) —the first or the labial palps ...
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Sensory perception metaphors in sign languages
... 17 Sign Language Typology (Zeshan et al 2013; Palfreyman, Sagara & Zeshan 2015; Zeshan & Palfreyman 2017). Finally, it is striking to observe the relative absence of perception metaphors in sign languages ...
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Extra-Sensory Perception for Wireless Networks
... In this paper, we posit that these sensors can be profitably used to improve the per- formance of wireless network protocols running on these mobile devices, and introduce the idea of us[r] ...
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Sensory nerve action potentials and sensory perception in women with arthritis of the hand
... of perception and asked to choose which of the two stimuli felt stronger using an automated forced choice ...the sensory threshold with a ±50 μAmpere (μA) range out of a total range of 0 to ...
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A Temporal Channel for Information in Sparse Sensory Coding
... same electrical stimulus sequentially to four pairs of wires, we activated four sets of KCs in different orders, with 50 ms pulses separated by 100 ms delays between sets ( Figures 6 A and 6B1). We found that responses ...
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A Quantitative Neural Coding Model of Sensory Memory
... However, our model doesn’t need extra “MAX” layers or lateral inhibitory neurons, which is consistent with physiological evidences. The presynaptic axonal branches themselves actually play similar roles. This convergent ...
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Revised scored Sensory Perception Quotient reveals sensory hypersensitivity in women with autism
... quantify sensory sensitivities, as opposed to reactiv- ...adult’s sensory sensitivity. By obtaining such a detailed profile of sensory sensitivity, the SPQ-RS can be used to determine if sensitivity ...
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The differential coding of perception in the world's languages
... which sensory domains they linguistically code systematically, and how they do ...better coding in some domains can be explained in part by cultural ...specific sensory domains, some general ...
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To Eat or Not to Eat: Sensory Perception in Untrained Individuals
... Beverage Sensory Test The first test that was administered was the beverage sensory testing in which different characteristics of five different-colored beverages were predicted based on color ...
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