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Equivalent Processors Modelling the Short–Term Memory

2025-06-25

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In the present article we have further developed the model on the input–output characteristics of the STM by including a processor that memorizes syllables to produce a word. The final model is made of three equivalent processors in series, which independently process: (1) syllables to make a word, (2) words to make a word interval; (3) word intervals to make a sentence. This is a simple but useful approach becaus...

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Literature Corpus work: 817c763d-3c96-55e4-a35b-7fd002d755db
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202506.1906.v1

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