[PDF] Top 20 A Neural Model of Episodic and Semantic Spatiotemporal Memory

... A neural network model is proposed that forms sparse spatiotemporal memory traces of spatiotemporal events given single occurrences of the ...similar spatiotemporal patterns map ... See full document

... declarative/procedural neural model of Pinker, Ullman and so on, it is con- cisely reviewed that word comprehension is stored as remote memory associations in native language, while grammar is ... See full document

... cific memory disorder without any additional ...this model to explain the double dissociation between animate and inanimate objects should be discussed further in separate ...this model to account ... See full document

... The need to conduct new studies has led to numerous researches on teaching and learning second or foreign language vocabularies, focusing on specific strategies of vocabulary teaching, and memory capacity and ... See full document

... on episodic memory, the memory for personal events situated within a spatiotemporal ...the neural correlates of successful episodic memory ...of neural activity ... See full document

... that were closely related (plurality reversals, for example ‘cookies’) to studied words (‘cookie’) were used to elicit high rates of false alarms by participants in a recognition test. The rationale behind the induction ... See full document

... distinct neural correlates of familiarity and ...of memory as the effects were found to be associated with distinct topographies and functional ...lection-based memory, but familiarity-based ... See full document

... in episodic memory as well as general semantic knowledge (Corballis, 2003; Suddendorf & Busby, ...of episodic future thinking allows one to entertain unlimited potential future scenarios, ... See full document

... and memory impairments in our IRS/CIRS models (Sirivichayakyl et ...mediate episodic and semantic memory performance thereby regulating learning processes and, hence, we have examined whether ... See full document

... Rush Memory and Aging Project, all of whom were free of dementia ...(i.e., semantic memory, episodic memory, working memory, perceptual speed, and visuospatial abilities), with ... See full document

... in semantic and episodic memory ( as measured with the CERAD - NP battery ) are significantly predicted by blood biomarkers including anion gap and bicarbonate, albumin, glucose levels and Apo E4 ... See full document

... in semantic space because they are frequently used together in linguistically similar ...of semantic memory. An association model uses a free-association task that involves giving a target ... See full document

... new semantic/syntactic/episodic model of language, encompassing the sentential meanings to the neural linguistic components, and making it possible to install the whole linguistic functions ... See full document

... during memory formation, repre- sents phase-synchronous oscillations in the general ...during memory formation were localized to the left hemisphere and were accompanied by less synchrony than expected by ... See full document

... Study subjects showed a slightly poorer performance compared to controls. It has been proved in recent studies that episodic memory is very susceptible to damage due to its complexity. However, it should be ... See full document

... SNP and MNP are both defined by different neurocognitive and neuro-immune features with MNP being the more severe illness characterized by IRS activation and deficits in the CIRS, including in natural IgM [6]. Moreover, ... See full document

... with memory systems in learning, rehearsal and retrieval (Ebbinghaus 1885/1964; Tulving ...computional model (Franklin, Kelemen and McCauley 1998; Franklin 2001b) of global workspace theory (Baars 1988, ... See full document

... of memory impairments in dementia when combined with appropriate behavioral tasks that are specifically designed to highlight these ...recognition memory, so that AD patients can no longer distinguish ... See full document

... brain memory in organizing and exploiting episodic events and semantic words in information recall, this paper presents a personal web revisitation technique based on context and content ... See full document

... at a prior state during the first critical 48 months which provides dis- similarity and idiosyncrasy among many different possible futures. To what extent do children need to alter their brain? Vygotsky’s “sign and tool” ... See full document