Dominic Guitard

Spaced repetition and list-strength in recognition memory

Abstract Intuition and classic mathematical models suggest that “strong” list items should see a competitive recognition-memory advantage when mixed with “weak” list items within a single list. This holds for manipulations of reading aloud but not other manipulations. Study time...

Tell me what you read, and I will tell you what you remember: Evidence for personalized embeddings in memory modelling

Computational models of memory have achieved considerable success by formalizing how traces are encoded, cued, and retrieved. However, the role that individual linguistic experience plays in shaping representational structure has been relatively understudied. Where the issue has...