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Do additional features help or harm during category learning?An exploration of the curse of dimensionality in human learners
How does the number of features impact category learning?One view suggests that additional features creates a “curse ofdimensionality” - where having more features causes the sizeof the search space to grow so quickly that discovering goodclassification rules becomes increasingly challenging. The op-posing view suggests that additional features provide a wealthof additional information which learners should be able to useto improve their classification performance. Previous researchexploring this issue appears to have produced conflicting re-sults: some find that learning improves with additional features(Hoffman & Murphy, 2006) while others find that it does not(Minda & Smith, 2001; Edgell et al., 1996). Here we inves-tigate the possibility that category structure may explain thisapparent discrepancy – that more features are useful in cate-gories with family resemblance structure, but are not (and mayeven be harmful) in more rule-based categories. We find whilethe impact of having many features does indeed depend on cat-egory structure, the results can be explained by a single unifiedmodel: one that attends to a single feature on any given trialand uses information learned from that particular feature tomake classification judgments
Implementation of a web-based asynchronous consultation service in a hospital in Northeast Scotland : a multi-method multi-lens assessment
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DOC 2018-01 Human Sexuality Studies Certificate
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Implementation of a web-based asynchronous consultation service in a hospital in Northeast Scotland : a multi-method multi-lens assessment
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Orbital Dimer Model for Spin-Glass State in YMoO
The formation of a spin glass usually requires both structural disorder and
frustrated magnetic interactions. Consequently, the origin of spin-glass
behaviour in YMoO in which magnetic Mo ions occupy a
frustrated pyrochlore lattice with minimal compositional disorder has been
a longstanding question. Here, we use neutron and X-ray pair-distribution
function (PDF) analysis to develop a disorder model that resolves apparent
incompatibilities between previously-reported PDF, EXAFS and NMR studies and
provides a new and physical mechanism for spin-glass formation. We show that
Mo ions displace according to a local "2-in/2-out" rule on each Mo
tetrahedron, driven by orbital dimerisation of Jahn-Teller active Mo
ions. Long-range orbital order is prevented by the macroscopic degeneracy of
dimer coverings permitted by the pyrochlore lattice. Cooperative O
displacements yield a distribution of MoOMo angles, which in turn
introduces disorder into magnetic interactions. Our study demonstrates
experimentally how frustration of atomic displacements can assume the role of
compositional disorder in driving a spin-glass transition.Comment: 6 pages, 3 figure
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