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The need of determining the degree of semantic similarity/relatedness between two concepts within ontology is becoming an increasingly important task in the field of Information Retrieval. Semantic similarity is only a special case of semantic relatedness. Although a great attention has been paid to design semantic similarity methods based on ontology, there has been little discussion about the methods...
In daily life, visual working memory (VWM) typically works in contexts in which people make frequent saccades. Here, we investigated whether people can effectively control the allocation of VWM when making a saccade. Subjects were required to make an intervening saccade in the process of a memory task. The saccade target was either a to-be-remembered item or an extra, not-to-be-remembered item. The...
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