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In its simplest form , exemplar - based categorization takes place by comparing some incoming item or probe to similar exemplars stored in memory and then assigning this probe to one of the stored exemplars , strengthening it .
In its simplest form , exemplar - based categorization takes place by comparing some incoming item or probe to similar exemplars stored in memory and then assigning this probe to one of the stored exemplars , strengthening it .
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For example , a score of five , meaning ' highly similar ' , was changed to a score of one , meaning ' closely related ' . In this way , scores reflected the semantic distance between the pairs of adjectives .
For example , a score of five , meaning ' highly similar ' , was changed to a score of one , meaning ' closely related ' . In this way , scores reflected the semantic distance between the pairs of adjectives .
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Iso have never similar.looking.PART.PL/ * samannäköistä äitiä ja tytärtä . similar.looking.PART.SG mother.Parts and daughter.PART ' I have never seen a similar - looking ( mother and daughter ] . ' seen 2.2 .
Iso have never similar.looking.PART.PL/ * samannäköistä äitiä ja tytärtä . similar.looking.PART.SG mother.Parts and daughter.PART ' I have never seen a similar - looking ( mother and daughter ] . ' seen 2.2 .
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Letters to Language | 5 |
Enhancement and overlap in the speech chain Samuel Jay Keyser Kenneth Noble Stevens | 33 |
Revisiting anaphoric islands Alice C Harris | 114 |
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