multimodal
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈmoʊdəl/
- Specialized
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multimodal
- In particular, feedback projections from multimodal association areas carrying this information have been proposed to actively control the flow of information in the cortex in a flexible manner (Buschman and Miller, 2007; Miller and Cohen, 2001).
Examples
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So real time state recording as implemented through multimodal biosensing, that's a very high tech endeavor, but it is possible right now.
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Then what you see are neurons that are multimodal in their responses.
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Mr. Block, Iran a multimodal sample distribution at the Plasma Physics Lab at Princeton.
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Multimodal Information Extraction
Academic text (2017) -
However, extracting the right knowledge from multimodal descriptions still offers a huge opportunity for research: it clearly enables a better representation of contents and concepts, even if it introduces a further level of complexity.
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Although picturebooks, because of their multimodal nature, have always required readers to fill in gaps and generate predictions on multiple levels, picturebooks with metafictive devices demand a more active, involved reading.
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Subsequently, reviewing the connection between categories and the codes herein might enable researchers to detect patterns based on information scattered across the variety of data being analyzed, connecting back to the technological development in software, which has enabled researchers to conduct multimodal analyses.
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Our findings demonstrate the utility of using network analyses of multimodal brain connectivity to study the maturation of brain circuits and suggest new avenues for future research on neurodevelopmental disorders such as ASD and ADHD.
Blog text (4) -
The study used a multimodal approach, combining surveys, interviews, and observations to gather data.
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His multimodal presentation included videos, slides, and live demonstrations to engage the audience effectively.
Synonyms
Having two or more peaks in a set of data
Compounds
- Formal
A document that covers goods carried by two or more types of transport under one contract
How Many Modes
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multimodal comes from multi- 'many' and mode 'way' or 'type'. So a multimodal distribution has 'many modes' — several common values or peaks in the data.