Horn, D. & Usher, M. (1992) Oscillatory model of short term memory. In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 4, Edited by J.E. Moody, S.J. Hanson & R.P. Lippmann, Morgan Kaufmann, 125-132. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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.... to time representation is to create a time axis in a two dimensional oscillator network using a system of delay lines (Wang, 1996a, 1996b) Alternatively, an inertia could be introduced into the oscillator network, which would maintain a pattern of oscillations after the input was turned off (Horn Usher, 1992); such a mechanism would act as a short term memory. Another limitation of the model is the arbitrary division between the pitch and timbre regions of the summary correlogram (see also Meddis Hewitt, 1992) For example, the voice pitch of a female speaker is likely to exceed the 222 Hz limit ....
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Horn,D.,& Usher,M. (1992). Oscillatory model of short term memory, in Advances in Neural Infromation and Processing Systems 4, J.E.Moody S.J.Hanson R.P.Lippmann eds,(Morgan Kaufmann Pub.) p. 125-132.
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....in associative memory systems that are based on continuous oscillatory neurons [Wang, Buhman and von der Malsburg, 1990, Horn and Usher, 1991] These models provide temporal segmentation into 3 to 6 components only. It is tempting to speculate that this feature could provide an explanation [Horn and Usher, 1992] for the known limits on short term memory such as Miller s 7 Sigma 2 rule [Miller, 1956] To understand why one obtains the limit on segmentation we have studied a dynamical system composed of n continuous excitatory neurons interacting with one inhibitory neuron [Horn and Opher, 1996a] Here ....
Horn,D., and Usher, M. (1992). Oscillatory model of short term memory, in Advances in Neural Information and Processing Systems 4, J.E.Moody S.J.Hanson R.P.Lippmann eds,(Morgan Kaufmann Pub.) p. 125-132.
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