According to Gilbert, native forms are instantiations of exemplars in the divine mind.
The functioning of exemplars is intended explicitly to contrast with the operation of rules.
Our system approximates a feature frame as just one sum of exemplars.
The average number of exemplars in the noise dictionary for each word was 104.
In doing so, we have provided the reader with a sample of exemplars of NEESPI's accomplishments.
Such judgments will typically be based on comparison with selected features of a limited set of exemplars.
Attempting to control for the simultaneous versus sequential presentation of exemplars would weaken the external validity of our procedures.
The training set to which children have access is simply too limited: it doesn't contain enough of the right sorts of exemplars.
For both Kuhn and the structuralists it is the collection of exemplars or models, not an abstract statement of a theory, that carries the weight in scientific inquiry.
These are models in the formal sense, but Kuhn found insightful connections to his own use of models in the form of exemplars.
The potential downside of relying on a single set of exemplars to estimate state probabilities is that it may yield overly sparse state probability vectors.
