Treatment with testosterone or estradiol maintained memory precision when rats were tested in a different (neutral) context 1 day after training.
Crucially, their errors were strongly associated with an increased tendency to report the property of the wrong item stored in memory, rather than simple degradation of memory precision.
This approach investigates working memory precision, where precision is a continuous measure reflecting the resolution of items held in VWM (Bays & Husain, 2008; Bays, Wu & Husain, 2011b; Fougnie, Asplund & Marois, 2010; Gorgoraptis, Catalao, Bays & Husain, 2011; Wilken & Ma, 2004; Zhang & Luck, 2008).
Distinctive processing is a concept designed to account for precision in memory, both correct responses and avoidance of errors.
In the region II, the 1.4-bit memory output precision results in the lowest energy consumption, while in the region III, the 1.7-bit precision leads to the lowest consumption.
Figure 6A B show the precision in phase memory from the perspective of individual neurons in the network by examining their inter-spike intervals (ISI).
In the case of satellite DNAs, whose repeated units have highly conserved sequences and occur in the genome in millions of copies, this results in a rapid saturation of the computer memory and, consequently, a minor precision in producing and quantifying clusters (Novák et al. 2013).
A memory from childhood floods back: the fierce insistence on precision, in tempo and in visual detail, known to any passionate player of make-believe.
Table 5 The operating regions according to memory output precision RBER (×10−3) Memory output precision LSB pages MSB pages needed for 10−7BER Region I (R1) ∼1.
A probable explanation for this is that hearing loss leads to a loss of precision in phonological representations of words in long-term memory.
