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In contrast , in connectionist models , they claimed , activation patterns cannot be physically examined to determine anything about content ( so that application of a rule could depend on the pattern found ) .
In contrast , in connectionist models , they claimed , activation patterns cannot be physically examined to determine anything about content ( so that application of a rule could depend on the pattern found ) .
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is whether there are patterns that are consistently different but not different enough that they can be reliably differentiated . That is , are there any sound patterns that overlap , not just occasionally , due to noise in the ...
is whether there are patterns that are consistently different but not different enough that they can be reliably differentiated . That is , are there any sound patterns that overlap , not just occasionally , due to noise in the ...
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Other model systems can parse word - like categorical units from overlapping patterns presented in continuous time ( Grossberg & Myers 2000 , Grossberg 2003 ) and can model recognition of vowels without a normalization process ( Johnson ...
Other model systems can parse word - like categorical units from overlapping patterns presented in continuous time ( Grossberg & Myers 2000 , Grossberg 2003 ) and can model recognition of vowels without a normalization process ( Johnson ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
Animacy versus weight as determinants of grammatical | 613 |
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