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RECURRENT NETWORK MODEL The recurrent model that we use as simple illustration is a linear auto-associative network (for more mathematical details, see McClelland & Rumelhart
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Listed here is one pair of target and alternative causes (actors or stimuli, as shown in italics) for each story. Stories 1–8 involve competing actors and use action verbs, while stories 9–16 involve competing stimuli and use state verbs. The assignment o
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