This report assumes that an operator's console constitutes a third form of memory in addition to that integral, to the human and that integral to the machine which is not directly accessible to the human. Questions are raised concerning the characteristic modes of human storage and retrieval of information from internal memory when such external memory is accessible. The report also introduces ...

Anomia is a commonly found in aphasia and has been attributed to a loss of representations (storage deficit) or to a loss of access to these representations (retrieval deficit). Bromocriptine, a dopamine agonist, was tested on four patients, two men and two women, with nonfluent aphasia. The patients were tested in an open-label ABBA design using a stochastic model that measured the degree of s...

Abstract We show how a quantum state in microwave cavity mode can be transferred to and stored phononic via an intermediate magnon magnomechanical system. For this we consider ferrimagnetic yttrium iron garnet (YIG) sphere inserted cavity, where the modes are coupled magnetic-dipole interaction phonon YIG magnetostrictive forces. By modulating detunings driving of time, stimulated Raman adiabat...

The recognition-failure paradigm has received much theoretical consideration, especially the Tulving-Wiseman function and its exceptions. We show that the Tulving-Wiseman function does a poor job of accounting for the data, both when its fit is measured with a model-based, goodness-of-fit statistic and when a logically equivalent reformulation of the function is compared with data. We then pres...

A microcomputer program for use in the storage and retrieval of histopathology records is described. The program was written using dBaseIII, a commercially available data management system. The program provides for efficient storage and rapid retrieval of pathology reports and facilitates clinical research. Downloading of data on to a mainframe computer is possible.

I present a framework for modeling memory, retrieval, perception, and their interactions. The models are inspired by Bayesian induction to determine optimal decisions, in the face of a memory system with inherently noisy storage and retrieval. The starting point for this work was the Retrieving Effectively from Memory (REM) model for episodic recognition (Shiffrin & Steyvers, 1997). The general...