A localist implementation of the Primacy model of immediate serial recall

D. Norris; M.P.A.  Page

A localist implementation of the Primacy model of immediate serial recall

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We present a localist, connectionist implementation of the Primacy model of immediate serial recall. We demonstrate a connectionist ordering mechanism which is localist and activation-based rather than based on association and illustrate the parallels between the Primacy model and current connectionist models of speech production. This enables us to give an integrated explanation both of phonological errors in short-term memory and of errors in speech production.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Connectionist Representations
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of the 4th Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop
Editors	JA Bullinaria, DW Glasspool, G Houghton
Publisher	Springer Nature
Pages	317-330
Number of pages	14
ISBN (Print)	3-540-76208-6, 978-3540762089
Publication status	Published - 1997
Event	4th Neural Computation & Psychology Workshop - London, United Kingdom Duration: 9 Apr 1997 → 11 Apr 1997

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Name	Perspectives in Neural Computing

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Conference	4th Neural Computation & Psychology Workshop
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	9/04/97 → 11/04/97

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Norris, D & Page, MPA 1997, A localist implementation of the Primacy model of immediate serial recall. in JA Bullinaria, DW Glasspool & G Houghton (eds), Connectionist Representations: Proceedings of the 4th Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop. Perspectives in Neural Computing, Springer Nature , pp. 317-330, 4th Neural Computation & Psychology Workshop, London, United Kingdom, 9/04/97.

A localist implementation of the Primacy model of immediate serial recall. / Norris, D.; Page, M.P.A. .
Connectionist Representations: Proceedings of the 4th Neural Computation and Psychology Workshop. ed. / JA Bullinaria; DW Glasspool; G Houghton. Springer Nature , 1997. p. 317-330 (Perspectives in Neural Computing).

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