Moreover, in our experiment, temporal representations could be acquired implicitly in the temporal expectancy task, without any explicit instruction to encode time (see also [53]).
In the first experiment, different representations of clinical measurements, on the one hand, and diagnoses and drugs on the other (here we consider diagnoses and drugs as one data type, namely clinical codes, as they share the same characteristics), as well as their combination, were compared.
A 15-min train of low-frequency repetitive TMS was applied over the lip (Experiments 1, 3, and 4) or hand (Experiment 2) representation in the left primary motor cortex.
In our experiment, reduced-representation sequencing was a cost-effective alternative to whole-genome sequencing (WGS); indeed, it is very unlikely that WGS data would have provided any additional insights.
Either the lip representation (lip experiment) or hand representation (hand experiment) in the left M1 cortex were temporarily disrupted by applying a 15-min train of low-frequency repetitive TMS.
To obtain relatively reliable features, in our experiments sparse representation along with random projection is repeated dozens of times, namely (N c +1 N r times.
DNA microarray experiments and representation in cDNA sequencing projects suggest that F12A10.3, like C05D2.3, is likely expressed at a low level (Table 2).
In the future we plan to experiment with richer representations of document content, e.g., based on the concepts contained in the documents as represented in ontologies.
First, the lack of suppression of MMN responses after TMS over the motor hand representation (Experiment 2) suggests that the suppression of MMN responses after TMS over the motor lip representation (Experiment 1) was not caused by a widespread TMS-induced disruption in the frontal lobe.
Instead of simply submitting to Kant's injunctions against the very possibility of a scientific psychology, Wundt finds that certain aspects of our inner experience can be, and in fact have been made susceptible to experiment and mathematical representation: Weber and Fechner did this.
