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Dog face detection is an important object detection task, widely applied in many fields such as auto-focus and image retrieval.
We adapted a composite task widely used in the face recognition and perceptual expertise literatures, in which participants were asked to match only a particular half of a fingerprint with a previous image while ignoring the other half.
While performing the planning task, widely differing scales have to be taken into consideration, ranging from the kilometer scale for the general routing of the track down to the centimeter scale for the detailed design of connection points.
The 60 participants in the present study were seated in a quiet testing room and were tested on the 2-back task for letters, a task widely used to test the ability to maintain information across a delay (Cohen, Mac Whinney Flatt, & Provost, 1993).
Tasks widely varied in this study, with questions specifically related to the stimulus content.
One of the classical associative memory tasks widely used by researchers is the trace conditioning memory paradigm [3], [7] [12].
Mental rotation task (MRT), originally described by Shepard and Metzler in 1971 [ 1], is one of the most studied visuospatial tasks, widely used in cognitive neuropsychology [ 2].
We highlight the advantages of the Bayesian hierarchical diffusion model decomposition by applying it to performance on Approach Avoidance Tasks, widely used in the emotion and psychopathology literature.
They also demonstrate a source of variability in posterior regions of the brain, which is of interest as different studies employ different versions of response inhibition tasks, varying widely in task demands such as working memory.
This government's use of private companies – a policy re-affirmed last week by Francis Maude – in the improvement of pauper management has its antecedents in the 18th century, when the task was widely outsourced to willing providers.
The place conditioning task, a widely used pre-clinical model to study drug reward, has lead to mixed results in rats when nicotine was administered subcutaneously or intraperitoneally; intravenously administered nicotine has not been examined.
