Note that this information is different to information from previously presented angle-resolved techniques, in which only light backscattered within the NA of the incoming beam(s) can be detected.
However, if errors are not random, but are specifically clustered around the target or nontarget objects, this would suggest that some information about previously presented objects can still be accessed, and that this information can systematically influence memory recall (see Bays et al., 2009; Gorgoraptis, Catalao, Bays, & Husain, 2011; Pertzov, Dong, Peich, & Husain, 2012).
Some of this information was previously presented at the 12th Annual European Congress at Le Palais des Congrès de Paris in Paris, France, October 24-27, 2009.
In this section, we introduce an optimal control framework for the previously presented information diffusion model for a specific class m.
In the psychologists' sense, explicit memory involves the conscious recollection of previously presented information, while implicit memory involves the facilitation of a task or a change in performance as a result of previous exposure to information, without, or at least not as a result of, conscious recollection (Schacter 1987; Schacter and Tulving 1994).
Performance of this task involves an encoding phase during which information is presented that is briefly memorized, and a response phase including a probe stimulus that requires a decision whether it matches the previously presented information or not.
The information reviewed here was previously presented in abbreviated form (Wible et al. 2007a, b, Wible 2008).
We have previously presented detailed information concerning storage and analysis of blood samples (Chung et al. 2006).
To apply the information-theoretic measures to the previously presented graph databases, we performed a procedure to filter all isomorphic graphs contained in these databases.
4 Our previously presented version of the method incorporates BIC (Bayesian Information Criterion) as the information criterion.
