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A computational architecture incorporating shallow brain networks: integrating parallel cortical and subcortical processing

2025-02-25

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Artificial neural networks commonly have deep hierarchical structures that were originally inspired by the neuroanatomical evidence of cortico-cortical connectivity pattern found in the mammalian brain. Largely neglected in those models are non-hierarchical aspects of brain architecture, namely the subcortical pathways and the interactions between cortical and subcortical areas regardless of their hierarchical loc...

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bdecc941-9702-556d-9a40-cf4b6d105842
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10.1101/2025.02.24.639932
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