We investigate the implications of an episodic versus se-mantic memory representation in a model of serial task switching. Altmann and Gray (2002; 2004) have devel-oped a model in which the rate of memory activation, decay, and interference are tightly coupled in an expla-nation of learning, forgetting, and performance. A cen-tral assumption of their model is the use of an episodic memory trace for task cues. The current research ex-plores the centrality of this assumption by exploring the predictions made by three mathematical formulations of interference and decay
Retrieval results in both costs and benefits to episodic memory. Output interference (OI) refers to ...
Research in experimental psychology, computer intelligence, and linguistics indicates that semantic ...
International audienceShort-term memorization of items while performing a concurrent distracting tas...
We investigate the implications of an episodic versus se-mantic memory representation in a model of ...
The present thesis investigated how the memory systems related to the processing of semantic and epi...
In 1972, Endel Tulving coined the term “episodic memory”, with reference to the process used to link...
In the study of human memory, it is often useful to distinguish episodic memory from semantic memory...
The Parallel Episodic Processing (PEP) model is a neural network for simulating human performance in...
"A critical problem of long standing in psychological study of memory is concerned with the relation...
Institute for Adaptive and Neural ComputationThere is compelling evidence that memory is supported b...
There is compelling evidence that memory is supported by multiple, functionally independent subsyste...
The attentional blink (J. E. Raymond. K. L. Shapiro, & K. M. Arnett. 1992) refers to an apparent gap...
Episodic memory is a critical component of any computational representation of cognition. While decl...
An influential theory of long-term memory, in which new episodic learning is dependent upon the inte...
The attentional blink (J. E. Raymond. K. L. Shapiro, & K. M. Arnett. 1992) refers to an apparent...
Retrieval results in both costs and benefits to episodic memory. Output interference (OI) refers to ...
Research in experimental psychology, computer intelligence, and linguistics indicates that semantic ...
International audienceShort-term memorization of items while performing a concurrent distracting tas...
We investigate the implications of an episodic versus se-mantic memory representation in a model of ...
The present thesis investigated how the memory systems related to the processing of semantic and epi...
In 1972, Endel Tulving coined the term “episodic memory”, with reference to the process used to link...
In the study of human memory, it is often useful to distinguish episodic memory from semantic memory...
The Parallel Episodic Processing (PEP) model is a neural network for simulating human performance in...
"A critical problem of long standing in psychological study of memory is concerned with the relation...
Institute for Adaptive and Neural ComputationThere is compelling evidence that memory is supported b...
There is compelling evidence that memory is supported by multiple, functionally independent subsyste...
The attentional blink (J. E. Raymond. K. L. Shapiro, & K. M. Arnett. 1992) refers to an apparent gap...
Episodic memory is a critical component of any computational representation of cognition. While decl...
An influential theory of long-term memory, in which new episodic learning is dependent upon the inte...
The attentional blink (J. E. Raymond. K. L. Shapiro, & K. M. Arnett. 1992) refers to an apparent...
Retrieval results in both costs and benefits to episodic memory. Output interference (OI) refers to ...
Research in experimental psychology, computer intelligence, and linguistics indicates that semantic ...
International audienceShort-term memorization of items while performing a concurrent distracting tas...