Search Results - "Krumnack, Antje"

Criteria for optimizing cortical hierarchies with continuous ranges by Krumnack, Antje, Reid, Andrew T, Wanke, Egon, Bezgin, Gleb, Kötter, Rolf

“…In a recent paper (Reid et al., 2009) we introduced a method to calculate optimal hierarchies in the visual network that utilizes continuous, rather than…”
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Shapley ratings in brain networks by Kötter, Rolf, Reid, Andrew T, Krumnack, Antje, Wanke, Egon, Sporns, Olaf

“…Recent applications of network theory to brain networks as well as the expanding empirical databases of brain architecture spawn an interest in novel…”
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The structural salience of landmarks: results from an on-line study and a virtual environment experiment by Röser, Florian, Hamburger, Kai, Krumnack, Antje, Knauff, Markus

“…The term 'structural salience' refers to the characteristics of landmarks that are immediately related to navigation. One of the central aspects of this kind…”
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Spatial belief revision by Knauff, Markus, Bucher, Leandra, Krumnack, Antje, Nejasmic, Jelica

“…Belief revision is the process of changing one's beliefs when a newly acquired fact contradicts the existing belief set. Psychological research on belief…”
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Optimization of cortical hierarchies with continuous scales and ranges by Reid, Andrew T., Krumnack, Antje, Wanke, Egon, Kötter, Rolf

“…Although information flow in the neocortex has an apparent hierarchical organization, there is much ambiguity with respect to the definition of such a…”
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A model for relational reasoning as verbal reasoning by Krumnack, Antje, Bucher, Leandra, Nejasmic, Jelica, Nebel, Bernhard, Knauff, Markus

“…Deductive reasoning is an essential part of complex cognition. It occurs whenever human beings (or machines) draw conclusions that go beyond what is explicitly…”
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Deducing logical relationships between spatially registered cortical parcellations under conditions of uncertainty by Bezgin, Gleb, Wanke, Egon, Krumnack, Antje, Kötter, Rolf

“…We propose a new technique, called Spatial Objective Relational Transformation (SORT), as an automated approach for derivation of logical relationships between…”
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Spatial belief revision: Mental models in cognitive change by KNAUFF, Markus, BUCHER, Leandra, KRUMNACK, Antje, NEJASMIC, Jelica

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Deducing logical relationships between spatially registered cortical parcellations under conditions of uncertainty: Neuroinformatics by BEZGIN, Gleb, WANKE, Egon, KRUMNACK, Antje, KÖTTER, Rolf

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