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Yet its weakness -- that it trains artists to tell as much as to show -- is well known to anyone who has ever been trapped in a so-so artist's studio, or encountered an artwork whose meaning must be decoded from a press release.

The superposed signal can be viewed as the measurement of message u, which can be decoded from: A 1 0 B A 2 u + z 1 z 2 = y 1 y 2, u = u 1 u 2 (21).

Here we have shown that the focus of attention can be decoded from a relatively small sample of the activity in area V1.

Recent advances in the development of DNA sequence technologies have allowed the genome to be decoded from a single individual, in this case a single yeast colony, so that the reference genome truly is a single genome.

To circumvent this problem, we here describe a bioinformatics-based, genome-wide transcriptome analysis technique, which allows the human and mouse transcriptomes to be decoded from a mixed mouse and human cell population.

Here, we can observe that the formulation of (10) is more complicated than that of (6) since s B is decoded from a composite signal in (3), while s A is decoded from the received signal in (2).

The neuron illustrated was chosen to have the highest single cell stimulus-specific information about object 4 that could be decoded from the responses of a neuron to the 9 exemplars of object 4 (as well as a high firing rate).

This finding builds on existing evidence that eye position can be decoded from area LIP before and after a saccade to a visual target (Morris et al., 2013).

The exact path encoded in the replay may be decoded from the locations showing the highest a posteriori probability.

MVPA is often presented in the context of "brain reading" applications reporting that specific mental states or representational content can be decoded from fMRI activity patterns after performing a "training" or "learning phase".

Next we tested whether sound azimuth can be decoded from these spatially sensitive regions using an opponent channel coding model.