The baseline method is designated as method 1, the multi-task method is method 2, and the multi-domain and multi-task approach is designated as method 3.
The objective of the synthesis phase of the Scientific Method is to implement the task method to accomplish the goals and validate the hypotheses of the task.
The task method comprises the solution specified to achieve the task objective and the experiments designed to determine the effectiveness of the solution.
In order to find the best performing multi-task method alongside the best performing learning algorithm, we attempt to find the best performing feature/multi-task algorithm/learner combination with their different parameters.
The analysis is done at three levels: task, method and domain knowledge, distinguishing the generic components in most of the IU tasks, thereby enabling the components to be reused.
Accordingly, Experiment 2 used a dual-task method to examine whether view-dependent and view-invariant representations compete for limited visual working memory storage resources.
The Task method used the estimated impulse response functions, which contain variations in the hemodynamic signal over time, as reproduced in all blocks.
The most common method for measuring whether two types of information can be stored in separate working memory systems is the dual-task method, in which participants are asked to perform two working memory tasks concurrently.
To test this prediction, the number of view-invariant representations required during the dual-task method was manipulated by varying whether or not the geons in each task needed to be recognized across a viewpoint change.
The differences between the Residual method and the Task method add to the findings of [10] as evidence that different time series processing can yield different correlation values within subject.
Performance was nearly identical across conditions, F 1,9) = 0.75, P = .41 (Table 4), indicating that verbal working memory does not sustain a significant portion of information in this dual-task method.
