The phrase "assumption of memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing cognitive processes, theories of memory, or philosophical discussions about the nature of memory.
Example: "The assumption of memory as a reliable source of information is often challenged in psychological studies."
Alternatives: "presumption of memory" or "belief in memory".
Our results indicate that a core assumption of memory detection tests is unjustified.
The current results show that this assumption of memory detection tests is not always justified.
Gavardi et al. also recognized the possible existence of a directional bias for the diffusion of physisorbed H atoms. Due to their fast mobility, the Markov chain assumption of memory loss is no longer valid.
Some of these studies only revealed areas of activation in posterior MTL, used blocked experimental designs which involved an assumption of memory encoding, did not perform direct comparisons with normal subjects, and (while showing regions of reduced activation) did not demonstrate any reorganization of function to other brain regions.
However, one could also imagine a lower number of additional memory cells after re-exposure, dependent on the assumption of how memory cells are generated (reviewed in [ 50]).
The performance of DSTBC over wireless fading channels where the fading and are characterized by Rician and Rayleigh distributions, respectively, is drawn in Figure 3 with different values of -factor and the assumption of channel memory order of.
Such concepts range from assuming rather simple associative phenomena to specific coding of sequences of items, and it is generally agreed that a dominance of the recency effect does not require the assumption of a memory for the whole sequence.
We show that in the model we use, a transformer based on such an approach is impossible without the assumption of an unbounded memory agent.
Thus, it mitigates the 'lack of memory' assumptions inherent in standard stationary Markov models.
These scores are based on the assumption, derived from hierarchical models of memory retrieval (such as the Self-Memory System model of Conway & Pleydell-Pearce, 2000), that memory responses of different types differ systematically in the level of specificity from specific memories at the top to semantic associates and then omissions as the least specific type of response.
First, there are strong empirical grounds for the central assumption of the model, that memory is more variable than perception.
