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A two-level hierarchical framework of visual short-term memory
Tal Yatziv
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Yoav Kessler
Department of Psychology
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Computer Science
Visual Working Memory
100%
Hierarchical Level
100%
Visual Informations
50%
Shared Resource
50%
Resource Model
50%
Interference Model
50%
Varying Number
50%
Memory Architecture
50%
Visual Stimuli
50%
Symbolic Information
50%
Conceptual Representation
50%
Varying Degree
50%
Keyphrases
Visual Working Memory
100%
Two-level
100%
Hierarchical Framework
100%
Perceptual Memory
33%
Non-selective
11%
Large Capacity
11%
Visual Information
11%
Resource Sharing
11%
Resource Model
11%
Visual Stimuli
11%
All-or-nothing
11%
Memory Limitations
11%
Gating Mechanism
11%
Interference Model
11%
Varying number
11%
Memory Storage
11%
Discrete Representation
11%
Conceptual Representation
11%
Memory Architecture
11%
Hybrid Framework
11%
Symbolic Information
11%
Number of Representations
11%
Object Complexity
11%
Psychology
Short-Term Memory
100%
Working Memory
28%
Resource Model
14%
Memory Storage
14%
Neuroscience
Short-Term Memory
100%
Working Memory
28%
Memory Consolidation
14%