Thus, in the case of the vanishing cues method, renewed cues were provided by the therapist when errors occurred.
27– 29, 31, 34– 36 The vanishing cues method was applied in six studies, 27, 28, 30, 31, 35 with four using a combination of vanishing cues and spaced retrieval, 27, 31, 35 and four (also) combining vanishing cues with modeling, verbal instruction, and a stepwise approach.
Recently, intervention studies have included combined approaches such as a combined stimulability and core vocabulary approach [ 31] and a combined melodic intonation therapy and touch-cue method [ 32]; the PROMPT approach [ 33] and technological interventions providing graphic displays of tongue movements during speech such as electropalatography [ 20, 34].
We report converging evidence with behavioral and fMRI experiments that cueing methods entail competing processes of automatic motor activation (triggered by the cue) and proactive response inhibition (intended to counteract automatic responses to the cue).
In rehabilitation, auditory and visual cueing methods are commonly applied to evoke a more goal-directed type of motor control and, as such, reduce freezing severity in patients with PD.
By integrating these two mid-level cues, our method is capable of generating boundary-preserving pixel-wise class label maps that result in the final pancreas segmentation.
In four experiments, we probed the internal implementation of this task with chronometric analysis, the cued-response method, the priming method, and a subliminal forced-choice procedure.
In particular, the proposed system integrates dual retinal texture and color features for face representation, an incremental robust discriminant model for high level face coding, and a hierarchical cue-fusion method for similarity qualification.
In sum, although the application of the current findings to clinical therapeutics raises many unanswered questions, the demonstration of a more effective drug cue extinction method, and its propositional basis, may nevertheless invigorate interest in this field of study.
In contrast to previous methods focusing on exploiting or incorporating different saliency cues, the proposed method aims to use object signatures which can be identified by any kinds of object segmentation methods.
Most common, however, is the application of cue-based methods (i.e. detecting and counting sounds made by the animals), hence requiring cue rates to turn estimates of cue density into animal density (e.g. Marques et al., 2009).
