Compared to detectors that have not fired recently,a detector that has fired recently is likely to

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A detector that has fired recently is likely to have a higher activation level. This is because when a detector fires, it sends excitation signals to the other detectors in its network, increasing their activation levels. As a result, a detector that has just fired is more likely to be triggered again compared to those that have not fired recently. A higher position within the network or a higher response threshold are not necessarily related to recent firing history. Requiring more priming to fire may be true for some detectors, but it is not a general rule.

Compared to Detectors That Have Not Fired Recently,a Detector That