Chimera State in the Network of Fractional-Order FitzHugh–Nagumo Neurons by Janarthanan Ramadoss, Sajedeh Aghababaei, Fatemeh Parastesh, Karthikeyan Rajagopal, Sajad Jafari, Iqtadar Hussain

“…The fractional calculus in the neuronal models provides the memory properties. In the fractional-order neuronal model, the dynamics of the neuron depends on the derivative order, which can produce various types of memory-dependent dynamics. …”
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A Stimulation and rehabilitation program: Oficina da Lembrança by Rodrigo Krug, Lariane Ono, Anna Quialheiro, Eleonora d’Orsi, Luiz Ramos, André Xavier

“… This study aimed to present the method of the multi-center program of cognitive stimulation and rehabilitation known as  “Oficina da Lembrança” (Memory Workshop), held at the University of Southern Santa Catarina, Federal University of Santa Catarina and Federal University of São Paulo. …”
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Efficient low-delay routing algorithm for opportunistic networks based on cross-layer sensing of encountered nodes by Zhi REN, Jian-wei SUO, Hong CHEN, Zhong-hao XU, Qian-bin CHEN

“…An efficient low-delay routing algorithin,name epidemic routing based on cross-layer encountered-node sens-ing (ERCES)was proposed to address the issue that the epidemic-based routing algorithms have some extralatency in sensing encountered nodes and extra overhead in exchanging data packets.ERCES achieves to speed sensing encountered nodes through cross-layer design among the PHY,MAC,and network layers.Moreover,to reduce overhead and to de-crease data latency,it makes a node send novel data packet immediately after encountering other nodes,sends the packets close-by their destinations firstly after receiving summary vector(SV)packets,adaptively varies the period of HELLO packets and deletes the packets reaching their destinations from nodes' memory with the help of SVs.Theoretical anal-,ysis verifies the effectiveness of ERCES.And simulation results show that ERCES reduces by at least 11.3% the control overhead by at least 8.2%,2.1% memory overhead by more than 2.1%,and the average end-to-end delay by at least 11.3%.…”
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Noisy Approach to Intrinsically Mixed-State Topological Order by Ramanjit Sohal, Abhinav Prem

“…Through a series of examples, we show that the decohered state can display a classical memory, encode logical qubits (i.e., exhibit a quantum memory), and even host chiral or nonmodular topological order. …”
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Fuzzy-Based Trust Prediction Model for Routing in WSNs by X. Anita, M. A. Bhagyaveni, J. Martin Leo Manickam

“…Theoretical analysis and simulation results of FTPR protocol demonstrate higher packet delivery ratio, higher network lifetime, lower end-to-end delay, and lower memory and energy consumption than the traditional and existing trust-based routing schemes.…”
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Organic Ferroelectrics for Regulation of Electronic and Ionic Transport Toward Neuromorphic Applications by Minsub Lee, Beomjin Jeong

“…Despite these promising merits, the utilization of OFEs has mainly focused on simply demonstrating flexible nonvolatile memories wherein modulation of electronic conductance is of interest. …”
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Efficient i-DFA construction algorithm based on state grouping by Deng-ke QIAO, Qing WANG, Ting-wen LIU, Yong SUN, Li GUO

“…Regular expression matching plays an important role in many network and security applications.DFA is the preferred representation to perform regular expression matching in high-speed network,because of its high and stable matching efficiency.However,DFA may experience state explosion,and thus consume huge memory space.As a classical solution for the problem of state explosion,i-DFA can reduce the memory consumption significantly and guarantee the worst matching performance at the same time.However,prior methods are inefficient in both time and space during the construction of i-DFA.An efficient i-DFA construction algorithm based on the idea of state grouping was proposed.Furthermore,a formal description for the problem of state grouping was given,and it was proved that it was NP-hard to get the best state grouping result.Thus,based on local search strategy,a near-optimal algorithm was introduced to divide states into different groups.Compared with the classical construction method,the significant improvement in both time and space is achieved; the i-DFA of the proposed method may have 2/3 states as that of prior method and the proposed i-DFA is constructed with only 1/16 time of it.…”
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REVIEW OF RUSSIAN ARCHIVES ON SOVIET-CZECH RELATIONS by A. N. Artizov

“…The author addresses the problem of the role and place of archives in the process of political identity formation, including in the field of “politics of memory.” The article draws attention to the fact that the prevailing notions about archives imply a static understanding of the role and functioning of archives. …”
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Photojournalisme contemporain : les enjeux de la conservation patrimoniale d’une mémoire collective by Frédérique Gaillard

“…The interest of the conservation of these photographs is studied through their various aspects, bringing to bear different approaches in contemporary history, sociology, information and communication sciences, anthropology and visual anthropology… Many photographic reportages have emerged as historical time markers and contribute to shaping our collective memory. Efforts to take this collective memory aspect into consideration make it even more difficult to understand the pictures and the issues they raise.…”
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Gaussian Pyramid for Nonlinear Support Vector Machine by Rawan Abo Zidan, George Karraz

“…This needs huge quantities of computational time and memory for large datasets, even for moderately sized ones. …”
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Progressive Bitwidth Assignment Approaches for Efficient Capsule Networks Quantization by Mohsen Raji, Amir Ghazizadeh Ahsaei, Kimia Soroush, Behnam Ghavami

“…However, their high accuracy comes at the cost of significant memory and computational resources, making them less feasible for deployment on resource-constrained devices. …”
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Executive Function Strengths in Athletes: a Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis by Shuangquan Ren, Peng Shi, Xioasu Feng, Kai Zhang, Wenchao Wang

“…In addition, open‐skilled athletes performed more positively on working memory and cognitive flexibility tasks compared to closed‐skilled athletes. …”
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Tripchlorolide May Improve Spatial Cognition Dysfunction and Synaptic Plasticity after Chronic Cerebral Hypoperfusion by Zhao-Hui Yao, Xiao-li Yao, Shao-feng Zhang, Ji-chang Hu, Yong Zhang

“…Our findings showed that TRC could rescue CCH-induced spatial learning and memory dysfunction and improve long-term potentiation (LTP) disorders. …”
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High Performance Frequent Subgraph Mining on Transaction Datasets: A Survey and Performance Comparison by Bismita S. Jena, Cynthia Khan, Rajshekhar Sunderraman

“…To tackle this problem, many main memory-based methods were proposed, which proved to be inefficient as the data size grew exponentially over time. …”
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Persistence and emergence of X4 virus in HIV infection by Ariel D. Weinberger, Alan S. Perelson

“…We further justify the generalized conditions under which this minimal model holds, implying that a phenotypic switch can even occur when the fraction of activated nave CD4+ T cells increases at a slower rate than the fraction of activated memory CD4+ T cells. We find that it is the ratio of the fractions of activated nave and memory CD4+ T cells that must increase above a threshold to produce a switch. …”
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Event-Related Potentials Study of Cognitive Functions in Patients with Post-Stroke Cognitive Impairment by XU Peiao, WEI Wei, ZHAO Yuqing, KONG Weicheng, LI Xinlei, QIU Lifang, CHEN Jie, XUE Xiehua

“…Participants in the PSCI group underwent neuropsychological tests: MoCA, Trail Making Test A (TMT-A), Trail Making Test B (TMT-B), Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test (RBMT-II), and Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test (ROCFT). …”
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The association between childhood hunger experiences and health in middle and old age: a longitudinal study over 10 years by Dongxu Li, Xi Guo, Weile Zhang, Wenhui Li, Tianjiao Zhang, Zelin Liu, Min Su, Zhengrong Li

“…The effects of CHEs showed an aggravating trend regarding depression and cognitive function, and a mitigating trend regarding self-assessed health and memory. Smoking, exercising, and sleep duration were revealed as transmitting factors of the effects of CHEs on health. …”
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Correlation of MRI Visual Scales with Neuropsychological Profile in Mild Cognitive Impairment of Parkinson’s Disease by Luiz Felipe Vasconcellos, João Santos Pereira, Marcelo Adachi, Denise Greca, Manuela Cruz, Ana Lara Malak, Helenice Charchat-Fichman, Mariana Spitz

“…The MTA scale correlated with Stroop test and Fazekas scale with figure memory test, digit span, and Stroop test according to the subgroup evaluated. …”
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Event-Related Potentials Study of Cognitive Functions in Patients with Post-Stroke Cognitive Impairment by XU Peiao, WEI Wei, ZHAO Yuqing, KONG Weicheng, LI Xinlei, QIU Lifang, CHEN Jie, XUE Xiehua

“…Participants in the PSCI group underwent neuropsychological tests：MoCA，Trail Making Test A （TMT-A），Trail Making Test B （TMT-B），Rivermead Behavioral Memory Test （RBMT-II），and Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test （ROCFT）. …”
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Minnesord - Johs. Andenæs 1912-2003 by Per Ole Träskman

“…In memory of Johs. Andenæs.…”
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