Sentence examples for pattern presentation from inspiring English sources

Each task (picture, word or pattern presentation) was presented in a separate run; they were not mixed because of potential difficulties in task switching that occur in stroke aphasia (Jefferies and Lambon Ralph, 2006).

The average stimulus eccentricity was 4.71° in monkey F, 4.23° in monkey D, and 4.61° in monkey B. An experimental session (run) consisted of 20 trials of grating and plaid pattern presentation each, and lasted for ∼22 min. Stimuli were presented alternately, and consisted of 15 s of stimulus presentation and 18 s with no stimulus.

The external stimulus was a visual pattern presentation in a block design.

(C) A bad run of the CR-rule where performance drops dramatically after the 397th pattern presentation.

In particular, data mining includes other activities, such as data selection, checking, cleaning, preparation, pattern presentation, and knowledge refinement and visualization.

In the relay paradigm a 250 ms PSTH was created for each pattern presentation period.

It turns out that what makes the detection difficult is the delay between two pattern presentations, not the pattern duration itself.

Is the learning robust if, more realistically, pattern presentations occur at unpredictable times, separated by long 'distractor' periods and if the pattern does not involve all the afferents?

Furthermore, many studies[15], [17], [20] also require the pattern to be present in all volleys for the STDP to learn it, that is no 'distractor' volleys are inserted between pattern presentations.

As a result, selectivity to the pattern emerges, here after about 13.5 s (see Fig. 4b) that is after only about 70 pattern presentations and 700 discharges: the neuron gradually stops discharging outside the pattern (no false alarms), while it does discharge most of the time when the pattern is presented (high hit rate), and can even fire twice per pattern as in the case illustrated here.

The formation of this type of nets follows the same patterns: presentation, exchange of greetings, etc.