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Computational Models Suggest that Human Memory Judgments Exhibit Interference due to the Use of Distributed Representations

2023-04-15

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Episodic memory is a core function that allows us to remember the events of our lives. Given that many events in our life contain overlapping elements (e.g., similar people and places), it is critical to understand how well we can remember the specific events of our lives vs. how susceptible we are to interference between similar memories. Several prominent theories converged on the notion that pattern separation...

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d449b5b4-621c-5264-8e93-4e8495d09a64
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10.1101/2023.04.14.536981
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