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Exploring Geometric Feature Hyper-Space in Data to Learn Representations of Abstract Concepts

2020-01-31

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The term Concept has been a prominent part of investigations in psychology and neurobiology where, mostly, it is mathematically or theoretically represented. The Concepts are also studied computationally through their symbolic, distributed and hybrid representations. The majority of these approaches focused on addressing concrete concepts notion, but the view of the abstract concept is rarely explored. Moreover, m...

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10.20944/preprints202001.0375.v1
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