Sentence examples for models of attention from inspiring English sources
By identifying a complex, real neural architecture ('RNA') model for attention, it is possible to integrate several different modes of operation – such as parallel or serial, bottom-up or top-down, preattentive or attentive – that characterize conflicting cognitive models of attention in visual search paradigms.
Comparisons to other major computational models of attention and to the relevant neurobiology are included in detail throughout the paper.
Research interests: My lab builds and test computational models of attention, learning and curiosity with an emphasis on how these processes evolve throughout development.
Looking ahead, connectivity-based predictive models of attention and other cognitive abilities and behaviors may potentially improve the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of clinical dysfunction.
In future research, we should focus more clearly on identifying anesthetists' information needs and we should develop models of attention in different modalities and across different modalities that are more capable of guiding design.
These shrews strike rapidly and accurately after gathering very limited sensory information from their whiskers; we attempt to mimic this performance by using model-based simultaneous discrimination and localisation of a 'prey' robot (i.e. by using strong priors to make sense of limited sensory data), building on our existing low-level models of attention and appetitive behaviour in small mammals.
In this paper, we describe conceptual and computational model of attention and attentional learning for intelligent software agents in the context of the broad-based biologically inspired cognitive architecture, LIDA.
The functional significance of this VLF characteristic of DMN coherence has been highlighted in a number of models of attention-related disorders [25].
We model surprise relative to the norm using our salience model of attention and choice.
Graziano acknowledges that his theory may make people uncomfortable in its contention that consciousness is nothing more than a model of attention.
The major theoretical underpinning of the analgesic effect of distraction relies on the limited-capacities model of attention.
