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SYSTEMATICITY AND SPECIALIZATION IN SEMANTICS
Authors: PLAUT DC
Citation: Dc. Plaut, SYSTEMATICITY AND SPECIALIZATION IN SEMANTICS, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 7-7
A LITERATURE-REVIEW AND NEW DATA SUPPORTING AN INTERACTIVE ACCOUNT OFLETTER-BY-LETTER READING
Authors: BEHRMANN M PLAUT DC NELSON J
Citation: M. Behrmann et al., A LITERATURE-REVIEW AND NEW DATA SUPPORTING AN INTERACTIVE ACCOUNT OFLETTER-BY-LETTER READING, Cognitive neuropsychology, 15(1-2), 1998, pp. 7-51
LEARNING IN DYNAMIC DECISION TASKS - COMPUTATIONAL MODEL AND EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE
Authors: GIBSON FP FICHMAN M PLAUT DC
Citation: Fp. Gibson et al., LEARNING IN DYNAMIC DECISION TASKS - COMPUTATIONAL MODEL AND EMPIRICAL-EVIDENCE, Organizational behavior and human decision processes, 71(1), 1997, pp. 1-35
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN THE LEXICAL SYSTEM - INSIGHTS FROM DISTRIBUTED MODELS OF WORD READING AND LEXICAL DECISION
Authors: PLAUT DC
Citation: Dc. Plaut, STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN THE LEXICAL SYSTEM - INSIGHTS FROM DISTRIBUTED MODELS OF WORD READING AND LEXICAL DECISION, Language and cognitive processes, 12(5-6), 1997, pp. 765-805
PSEUDOHOMOPHONE EFFECTS AND MODELS OF WORD RECOGNITION
Authors: SEIDENBERG MS PEERSEN A MACDONALD MC PLAUT DC
Citation: Ms. Seidenberg et al., PSEUDOHOMOPHONE EFFECTS AND MODELS OF WORD RECOGNITION, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition, 22(1), 1996, pp. 48-62
RELEARNING AFTER DAMAGE IN CONNECTIONIST NETWORKS - TOWARD A THEORY OF REHABILITATION
Authors: PLAUT DC
Citation: Dc. Plaut, RELEARNING AFTER DAMAGE IN CONNECTIONIST NETWORKS - TOWARD A THEORY OF REHABILITATION, Brain and language, 52(1), 1996, pp. 25-82
UNDERSTANDING NORMAL AND IMPAIRED WORD READING - COMPUTATIONAL PRINCIPLES IN QUASI-REGULAR DOMAINS
Authors: PLAUT DC MCCLELLAND JL SEIDENBERG MS PATTERSON K
Citation: Dc. Plaut et al., UNDERSTANDING NORMAL AND IMPAIRED WORD READING - COMPUTATIONAL PRINCIPLES IN QUASI-REGULAR DOMAINS, Psychological review, 103(1), 1996, pp. 56-115
UNDERSTANDING HUMAN-PERFORMANCE IN QUASI-REGULAR DOMAINS - INSIGHTS FROM CONNECTIONIST MODELING OF NORMAL AND IMPAIRED WORD READING
Authors: PLAUT DC
Citation: Dc. Plaut, UNDERSTANDING HUMAN-PERFORMANCE IN QUASI-REGULAR DOMAINS - INSIGHTS FROM CONNECTIONIST MODELING OF NORMAL AND IMPAIRED WORD READING, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 1003-1003
DOUBLE DISSOCIATION WITHOUT MODULARITY - EVIDENCE FROM CONNECTIONIST NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
Authors: PLAUT DC
Citation: Dc. Plaut, DOUBLE DISSOCIATION WITHOUT MODULARITY - EVIDENCE FROM CONNECTIONIST NEUROPSYCHOLOGY, Neuropsychology, development, and cognition. Section A, Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology, 17(2), 1995, pp. 291-321
PARALLEL DISTRIBUTED-PROCESSING CHALLENGES THE STRONG MODULARITY HYPOTHESIS, NOT THE LOCALITY ASSUMPTION
Authors: PLAUT DC
Citation: Dc. Plaut, PARALLEL DISTRIBUTED-PROCESSING CHALLENGES THE STRONG MODULARITY HYPOTHESIS, NOT THE LOCALITY ASSUMPTION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 17(1), 1994, pp. 77-78
NONWORD PRONUNCIATION AND MODELS OF WORD RECOGNITION
Authors: SEIDENBERG MS PLAUT DC PETERSEN AS MCCLELLAND JL MCRAE K
Citation: Ms. Seidenberg et al., NONWORD PRONUNCIATION AND MODELS OF WORD RECOGNITION, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 20(6), 1994, pp. 1177-1196
DEEP DYSLEXIA - A CASE-STUDY OF CONNECTIONIST NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
Authors: PLAUT DC SHALLICE T
Citation: Dc. Plaut et T. Shallice, DEEP DYSLEXIA - A CASE-STUDY OF CONNECTIONIST NEUROPSYCHOLOGY, Cognitive neuropsychology, 10(5), 1993, pp. 377-500
SIMULATING BRAIN-DAMAGE
Authors: HINTON GE PLAUT DC SHALLICE T
Citation: Ge. Hinton et al., SIMULATING BRAIN-DAMAGE, Scientific American, 269(4), 1993, pp. 76-82
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