Computational Models Based on Working Memory

Understanding the intricacies of working memory (WM) is crucial for unraveling cognitive processes. This paper explores the relationship between working memory and computational neuroscience, aiming to shed light on how computational models contribute to our comprehension of WM. The discussion delves into the processes involved in working memory, the computational principles that underlie it, and the potential downsides of relying on computational models.

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Journal
Human computer interaction.
Published
2024-12-03
DOI
https://doi.org/10.62802/t6qvkr65
Primary Topic
Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
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Computational Models Based on Working Memory

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Human computer interaction.
Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
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Computational Models Based on Working Memory

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Abstract

Understanding the intricacies of working memory (WM) is crucial for unraveling cognitive processes. This paper explores the relationship between working memory and computational neuroscience, aiming to shed light on how computational models contribute to our comprehension of WM. The discussion delves into the processes involved in working memory, the computational principles that underlie it, and the potential downsides of relying on computational models.

Human computer interaction.Vol. 8(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
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