Orna Peleg

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2010
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Orna Peleg, Larry M. Manevitz, Hananel Hazan, Zohar Eviatar:
Two hemispheres - two networks: a computational model explaining hemispheric asymmetries while reading ambiguous words. Ann. Math. Artif. Intell. 59(1): 125-147 (2010)
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Zohar Eviatar, Hananel Hazan, Larry M. Manevitz, Orna Peleg, Rom Timor:
Interactions between Hemispheres When Disambiguating Ambiguous Homograph Words during Silent Reading. IJCCI (ICFC-ICNC) 2010: 271-278
2007
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Orna Peleg, Zohar Eviatar, Larry M. Manevitz, Hananel Hazan:
Using Neural Network Models to Model Cerebral Hemispheric Differences in Processing Ambiguous Words. NeSy 2007
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Orna Peleg, Zohar Eviatar, Hananel Hazan, Larry M. Manevitz:
Differences and Interactions Between Cerebral Hemispheres When Processing Ambiguous Words. WAPCV 2007: 367-380

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