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 will have a higher activation level, meaning it is more likely to fire again compared to detectors that have not fired recently. The position within the network and response threshold do not necessarily have a direct effect on the likelihood of firing again. The concept of priming is not applicable here since it refers to the activation of a concept in memory, not the firing of a detector in a network.

Compared to Detectors That Have Not Fired Recently, a Detector