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This research develops a connectionist model for spatial navigation and memory, suggesting new insights into neuroergonomics.
In this study, we develop an experimental environment for studying human spatial awareness and memory as well as a neuro-computational connectionist model based on hyperdimensional computing, useful for modeling participants’ ability to store and recall stimuli. A qualitative comparison between the proposed model’s confidence, in which it recalls past stimuli, and a participant’s performance in recalling the same past stimuli, was conducted. The results demonstrate that the proposed memory model shows promise for modeling participant performance fall-off, offering a potentially useful tool for neuroergonomics research.
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