By the end of the 1960s, however, the discovery of phantom limbs in a few individuals born without the limb (amelics) was cited as evidence for the existence of an innate body schema representation in the brain [e.g. 8].
With obesity, these receptors may provide altered information to the somato-sensory cortical area altering in turn the obese patients' body schema representation.
Furthermore, data schemes are prone for change due to rapid advances in the field, so a schema-free representation of data is increasingly important (for scientific data).
CFA showed a satisfactory goodness-of-fit based on the original 18-factor model, providing a compact instrument to assess schema representations and to evaluate the dynamics of maladaptation during child development.
We were not able to identify schema representations within the remaining regions of the retrieval network (MTL, MPFC, and PCC).
Additionally, we trained a classifier to determine brain regions that solely distinguished between low-level visual features of the circle pairs rather than rule-based schema representations.
Additionally, if such recombination goes beyond MPFC-centered processing, we expected retrieval-related schema representations to be held by the AG.
A schema is an abstract representation of the distinctive characteristics of an event.
In an information theoretic framework, a schema can be outlined for a compact representation.
Whereas a schema or image represents a specific experience, such as a sight or sound, a symbol is an arbitrary representation of an event.
