Sentence examples for consciousness models from inspiring English sources

The general capability of a range of current consciousness models to support a modular hierarchy which could generate these causal relationships is reviewed, and the specific capabilities of two models with good general capabilities are compared in some detail.

Whether well-known or obscure, each of the nearly 170 women photographed will be looked at (especially by other women) as models: models of beauty, models of self-esteem, models of strength, models of transgressiveness, models of victimhood, models of false consciousness, models of successful ageing.

The first group concerned diverging models: the subsumption, co-consciousness, single phenomenal content, and joint consciousness models.

In view of recent consciousness models and tinnitus network models these results suggest tinnitus loudness is coded by gamma band activity in the contralateral auditory cortex but might not, by itself, be responsible for tinnitus perception.

We introduce a mathematical model of embodied consciousness, the Projective Consciousness Model (PCM), which is based on the hypothesis that the spatial field of consciousness (FoC) is structured by a projective geometry and under the control of a process of active inference.

This involves a notable departure from the "double consciousness" model of resistance (and identity) discussed above.

Allport [58], for instance, has conducted experiments on phenomenal simultaneity, which seem to contradict the Discrete Moment Hypothesis – they are, however, compatible with LIDAs consciousness model, as can be seen from the Results section, in which we replicated the data from Allport's experiment using a LIDA-based agent.

Similarly the IE surface antibodies and ang-2 show independent association with impaired consciousness (Model 8A, compare with model 7A).

Schnitzler's fiction includes dreams, Freudian symbols (mountains, lakes) and stream-of-consciousness, modelled on the "free association" Freud describes in Studies on Hysteria (1895).

This course examines how circuits of neurons in visual cortex represent and transform visual information, covering the following topics: functional architecture of visual cortex, lesion studies, physiological experiments in humans and animals, visual consciousness, computational models of visual object recognition, computer vision algorithms.

Allport [58] has conducted an experiment comparing two competing consciousness timing models.