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Episodic Memory
Episodic memory is the record of events that the individual experiences throughout his/her/its life. Recent neurobiological results suggest that the events are stored temporarily in the hippocampus and related areas immediately as they happen, and over days and weeks, transferred to other locations (most likely in the neocortex) for permanent storage. Our research in episodic memory started with the long-term memory component for the DISCERN story processing system. More recently, we have focused on the episodic memory system of the brain, trying to understand the structure, capacity and memory effects through computational modeling and mathematical analysis.
People
Peggy Fidelman
Risto Miikkulainen
Mark Moll
Yaron Silberman
Publications
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Memory Processes in Perceptual Decision Making
(2008)
Semantic Boost on Episodic Associations: An Empirically Based Computational Model
(2007)
A Subsymbolic Model of Language Pathology in Schizophrenia
(2007)
Text and Discourse Understanding: The DISCERN System
(2002)
Semantic Effect On Episodic Associations
(2001)
Projects
Neural Network Models of Schizophrenic Language
Semantic Effect on Episodic Associations
Structure and Capacity of Hippocampal Memory: The Convergence-Zone model
Storing Information on Maps: The Trace Feature Map Model
Software
DISCERN
HFM
Demos
A Subsymbolic Model of Schizophrenic Language