Finding:

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   Word completion

   Word completion is a common feature in web browsers and similar text entry contexts. When a user begins the entry of a frequently-used word, the computer automatically completes it, or proposes a list of choices.
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   Line completion

   Similar to word completion, when a line completion is invoked, only the part of the line is completed, where all similar lines are the same.
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   Levels-of-processing effect

   Words are recalled most effectively with data-driven cues (word completion) if they are read, rather than generated by a subject (Blaxton, 1989).
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   TED Notepad

   Word completion, based on the actual file dictionary - the words are offered according to words already typed.
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   Predictive text

   Word completion
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   Implicit memory

   For example, amnesic patients and a control group show similar improvements in word completion as a result of priming, even if they have no memory of having been involved in a previous test.
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   T9 (predictive text)

   For words entered by the user, word completion can be enabled.
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   Atlantis Word Processor

   Another standard feature is Power Type, a word completion feature that collects statistical information about one's word usage and then tries to predict the most likely ending of a word the user has begun typing.
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   Puzzle video game

   The types of puzzles can test many problem solving skills including logic, strategy, pattern recognition, sequence solving, and word completion.
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    Kate (text editor)

    Basic word completion

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Word completion,
• Line completion,
• Levels-of-processing effect,
• TED Notepad,
• Predictive text,
• Implicit memory,
• T9 (predictive text),
• Atlantis Word Processor,
• Puzzle video game,
• Kate (text editor)