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....of objects or thoughts in the cortex of suciently complex animals like monkeys or men. The most reasonable idea on this issue goes back to the psychologist Donald Hebb and calls for a distributed representation in terms of the coincident activation of a group of neurons called a cell assembly [Hebb, 1949]. One immediate argument against this idea which has been put forward many times is the superposition problem: if two or more assemblies are activated at the same time, how can they be segmented into the individual assemblies The answer to this problem is provided by the strong mutual excitation ....
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....2q 2 . In the neurodynamics defined by Eq. 3 we will use the function g, reserving the function h for communication outside of the network. There is no reason why I O nodes should use the same characteristic functions as compute nodes. The weights will be fixed using a generalized Hebbian rule [6, 8], i.e. a; i f j (6) Since this GAN has 4 distinct internal states, we can compare the performance of our GAN network to that of a multi state Hopfield model [19] Define the neuron values in the multi state Hopfield network as s 2 f3; 1; 1; 3g and define thresholds at f2; 0; 2g. For a ....
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....available data into computational models that help to explain known relationships in new ways and to suggest new experiments. Almost fifty years ago, Hebb hypothesized about the existence of Hebbian synapses and formulated his so called cell assembly theory of memory and thought processes [3]. Today, Hebbian synapses are well established experimentally [4, 5] Despite the fact that early computer simulations [6, 7] were negative or inconclusive, the cell assembly theory still stimulate scientific work. It has been elaborated and modified considerably since its original formulation ....
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