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Weighted Entropic Associative Memory: A case study on Phonetic Representation and Learning

2022-07-01

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The Entropic Associative Memory (EAM) holds declarative but distributed representations of remembered objects. These are characterized as functions from features to discrete values in an abstract amodal space. Memory objects are registered or remembered through a declarative operation; memory recognition is defined as a logical test and cues of objects not contained in the memory are rejected directly without sear...

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Literature Corpus work: 871cafbb-555e-5e4e-bbbe-0cee66b74905
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1754400/v1

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