A Computerized Continuous-Recognition Task for Measurement of Episodic Memory

Continuous Episodic Memory Based Speech Recognition Using Articulatory Dynamics

In this paper we present a speech recognition system based on articulatory dynamics. We do not extend the acoustic feature with any explicit articulatory measurements but instead the articulatory dynamics of speech are structurally embodied within episodic memories. The proposed recognizer is made of different memories each specialized for a particular articulator. As all the articulators do no...

Comparison of Recognition and Recall in a Continuous Memory Task

Differences between recall and recognition performance may be due at least in part to differences in the way information is stored. This possibility was explored in a paired-associate learning task by varying 6"s knowledge at the time of study of how he would be tested on a particular stimulus-response pair. It was found that when 5 knew how he would be tested, his performance was better on rec...

Automatic activation of episodic information in a semantic memory task.

Four experiments are presented in which priming between newly learned associates and priming between well-known associates were examined in lexical decision. All four experiments found priming between newly learned associates, including conditions in which the Stimulus Onset Asynchrony (SOA) between prime and target was short (150 ms) and in which the probability was low (1/12) that the prime a...

[A new assessment for episodic memory. Episodic memory test and caregiver's episodic memory test].

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES The purpose of the episodic memory test and the caregiver's episodic memory test is to evaluate episodic memory according to its definition in a way that is feasible for families and achieves high degrees of sensitivity and specificity. METHODS AND RESULTS We administered a test consisting of 10 questions about episodic events to 332 subjects, of whom 65 had Alzhei...

Spontaneous Object Recognition in Animals: A Test of Episodic Memory