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Hocus-Socus: An Error Catastrophe for Complex Hebbian Learning Implies Neocortical Proofreading
[article]
2010
arXiv
pre-print
The neocortex is widely believed to be the seat of intelligence and "mind". However, it's unclear what "mind" is, or how the special features of neocortex enable it, though likely "connectionist" principles are involved *A. The key to intelligence1 is learning relationships between large numbers of signals (such as pixel values), rather than memorizing explicit patterns. Causes (such as objects) can then be inferred from a learned internal model. These relationships fall into 2 classes: simple
arXiv:1012.0946v1
fatcat:pr7zjimj4ja6bpqvarz2dhjcrq