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Memory Consolidation with Orthogonal Gradients for avoiding Catastrophic Forgetting

2022-02-28

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The memory consolidation process enables the accumulation of recent and remote memories in the long-term memory store. In general, the deep network models of memory suffer from forgetting old information while learning new information, called catastrophic forgetting/interference. The human brain overcomes this problem quite effectively, a problem that continues to challenge current deep neural network models. We p...

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9f7576c0-331d-5402-8afd-281ca9a5a7fa
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10.1101/2022.02.25.481890
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