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Classifying Between Congenitally Blind and Sighted Adults with Natural Language Processing Features Using Support Vector Machine
Semantic memory, the capacity to store and retrieve conceptual knowledge, is central to cognitive science. A key debate concerns how sensory experience shapes conceptual processing and whether semantic representations require sensorimotor simulation. To test this, we trained a Support Vector Machine
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