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Combining distributed and localist computations in real-time neural networks
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):473-474 (2000)
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In order to benefit from the advantages of localist coding, neural models that feature winner-take-all representations at the top level of a network hierarchy must still solve the computational problems inherent in distributed representations at the lower levels.Links
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