Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach

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Main Authors:	Mohan D.M., Kumar P., Mahmood F., Wong K.F., Agrawal A., Elgendi M., Shukla R., Ang N., Ching A., Dauwels J., Chan A.H.D.
Other Authors:	DEAN'S OFFICE (DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL)
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Subjects:	brain function case report decision making electroencephalogram evoked response exposure human Likert scale machine learning perception statistical model stimulus Student t test support vector machine adult affect algorithm analysis of variance electroencephalography emotion female language male normal distribution pattern recognition physiology procedures reaction time subliminal stimulation young adult Adult Affect Algorithms Analysis of Variance Electroencephalography Emotions Evoked Potentials Female Humans Judgment Language Machine Learning Male Models, Statistical Normal Distribution Pattern Recognition, Visual Perception Reaction Time Subliminal Stimulation Support Vector Machine Young Adult
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1615872023-09-21T08:26:16Z Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach Mohan D.M. Kumar P. Mahmood F. Wong K.F. Agrawal A. Elgendi M. Shukla R. Ang N. Ching A. Dauwels J. Chan A.H.D. DEAN'S OFFICE (DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL) DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL brain function case report decision making electroencephalogram evoked response exposure human Likert scale machine learning perception statistical model stimulus Student t test support vector machine adult affect algorithm analysis of variance electroencephalography emotion female language male normal distribution pattern recognition perception physiology procedures reaction time subliminal stimulation support vector machine young adult Adult Affect Algorithms Analysis of Variance Electroencephalography Emotions Evoked Potentials Female Humans Judgment Language Machine Learning Male Models, Statistical Normal Distribution Pattern Recognition, Visual Perception Reaction Time Subliminal Stimulation Support Vector Machine Young Adult 10.1371/journal.pone.0148332 PLoS ONE 11 2 e0148332 2019-11-06T08:03:29Z 2019-11-06T08:03:29Z 2016 Article Mohan D.M., Kumar P., Mahmood F., Wong K.F., Agrawal A., Elgendi M., Shukla R., Ang N., Ching A., Dauwels J., Chan A.H.D. (2016). Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach. PLoS ONE 11 (2) : e0148332. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0148332 19326203 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/161587 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20191101
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topic	brain function case report decision making electroencephalogram evoked response exposure human Likert scale machine learning perception statistical model stimulus Student t test support vector machine adult affect algorithm analysis of variance electroencephalography emotion female language male normal distribution pattern recognition perception physiology procedures reaction time subliminal stimulation support vector machine young adult Adult Affect Algorithms Analysis of Variance Electroencephalography Emotions Evoked Potentials Female Humans Judgment Language Machine Learning Male Models, Statistical Normal Distribution Pattern Recognition, Visual Perception Reaction Time Subliminal Stimulation Support Vector Machine Young Adult
spellingShingle	brain function case report decision making electroencephalogram evoked response exposure human Likert scale machine learning perception statistical model stimulus Student t test support vector machine adult affect algorithm analysis of variance electroencephalography emotion female language male normal distribution pattern recognition perception physiology procedures reaction time subliminal stimulation support vector machine young adult Adult Affect Algorithms Analysis of Variance Electroencephalography Emotions Evoked Potentials Female Humans Judgment Language Machine Learning Male Models, Statistical Normal Distribution Pattern Recognition, Visual Perception Reaction Time Subliminal Stimulation Support Vector Machine Young Adult Mohan D.M. Kumar P. Mahmood F. Wong K.F. Agrawal A. Elgendi M. Shukla R. Ang N. Ching A. Dauwels J. Chan A.H.D. Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach
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title	Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach
title_short	Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach
title_full	Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach
title_fullStr	Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach
title_full_unstemmed	Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach
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Effect of subliminal lexical priming on the subjective perception of images: A machine learning approach

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