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A computational model of memory processes in the expectation-violation effect
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Özyörük, Nilüfer
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This thesis focuses on modeling Expectation-Violation Effect, which is the superior recall of weakly associated pairs of words over strongly associated pairs. The goal of this thesis is to provide an exploratory computational model. A virtual experiment is conducted based on the datasets used in the psychological experiment by Amster et al. (1992). The computational modeling of this phenomenon is carried in the medium of ACT-R cognitive architecture.
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N. Özyörük, “A computational model of memory processes in the expectation-violation effect,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2004.