For example, according to the attention to memory (AtoM) model the role of parietal regions in episodic retrieval reflect the same attentional operations that these regions contribute to perceptual processing.
Estimates of retrieval efficacy reflected solely the final retrieval from DB_344_Pfam, not the previous iterations on the NR database.
Here we show that the same neuropathology leads to several context processing deficits observed in patients with schizophrenia: 1) failure to choose subordinate stimuli over dominant ones when the former fit the context, 2) decreased contextual constraints in memory retrieval, as reflected in increased false alarm rates and 3) impaired retrieval of contextual information in source monitoring.
One of these additional assumptions was proposed by Cabeza (2008) who proposed that bottom-up capture during retrieval typically reflect incoming memories and it is therefore associated with retrieval success, whereas bottom-up capture during encoding when the information to be encoded is constant may reflect distractions and it is therefore associated with encoding failure.
We now design a retrieval measure reflecting the usage of E-values in bioinformatics.
Acute measures of GC metabolism and progesterone production 6 h after oocyte retrieval (OR) reflect the functional capacity of follicular phenotype GCs at the time of oocyte harvest.
Based on previous experiments (Reber and Henke, 2011; Reber et al., 2014), we expected a successful relational encoding and retrieval to reflect in a larger number of fit responses to intact versus broken test pairs.
The Dependent model captures this by assuming that performance on a retrieval question reflects the mean performance on the other questions regarding that event (the episodic factor E; see Experimental Procedures and Supplemental Information).
Methods: To replace the pooled ROC n score, we propose the Threshold Average Precision (TAP- k), a measure closely related to the well-known average precision in information retrieval, but reflecting the usage of E-values in bioinformatics.
In cases of striking discordance, however, this article presents compelling arguments that the TAP -k is more likely than the pooled ROC n score to accord with intuitive expectations, and that its use will make measurements of retrieval efficacy reflect actual user experience more faithfully.
