Posted: Mar 25, 2017 6:54 pm
I was reading up on eidetic and photographic memory and decided to construct a quick model regarding memory. Rather than concerning myself with stores of memory (as other models would seem to) I simply split it into 3 simple stages as follows:
1) Intake - The ability to take in information, all information can be took in eventually, only speed of intake varies.
2) Storage - The ability to hold information, the more information took in the faster it is lost, and the less information took in the more unpredictable its loss is. Would have similar pattern to radioactive decay half-lives.
3) Recollection & Separation - The ability to recall information and separate it from unrelated information (information from other memories). I could conceive these as perhaps being two separate stages, happening simultaneously.
I was wondering, what do you guys think of this model?
1) Intake - The ability to take in information, all information can be took in eventually, only speed of intake varies.
2) Storage - The ability to hold information, the more information took in the faster it is lost, and the less information took in the more unpredictable its loss is. Would have similar pattern to radioactive decay half-lives.
3) Recollection & Separation - The ability to recall information and separate it from unrelated information (information from other memories). I could conceive these as perhaps being two separate stages, happening simultaneously.
I was wondering, what do you guys think of this model?