The phrase "attended features" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing features that were present or available during an event or gathering, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The conference showcased several attended features that highlighted the latest advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "featured elements" or "available features".
Attended features also elicited a response increase relative to unattended features when their spatial location was attended.
For supervised learning, biased ARTMAP (bARTMAP) solves the problem of over-emphasis on early critical features by directing attention away from previously attended features after the system makes a predictive error.
Using color as an example, the unattended features (C−O+S+; C−O+S−; C−O−S+; C−O−S−) were subtracted from the attended features (C+O+S+; C+O−S+; C+O+S−; C+O−S−), resulting in the difference comparison for overall attended – unattended conditions for each feature, separately.
The SN component is related to the selection of certain non-spatial attended features, such as color, shape, orientation, etc. [ 3].
While this was not a focus of the present study, listeners' perceptions of the attended features were invariant in the face of fluctuating amplitude.
The presence of an SN in all the age groups suggests that a similar mechanism to the selection of attended features, the SN, occurs when the negation of certain features is the criterion for target selection.
The one I attended featured conditioning.
The performance we attended featured topless women and bare-bottomed men in X-rated poses.
Mr. González grew up listening to Latin folk and Western pop; the first concert he attended featured Bob Marley and the Wailers, and he was a big fan of Michael Jackson.
The last board meeting they attended featured a team of seasoned operators presenting.
Fortunately, from an analytics perspective, I have some inside baseball to share by way of a recent conference I attended featuring the chief information officer of a top Major League Baseball (MLB) team.
