BI 120 James Fitzgerald, Andrew Saxe, Weinan Sun: Optimizing Memories
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How Do Heroistics Fail?
The notion of unpredictability, as relates to approximation error is kind of giving the idea that the cortical network may only be able to do so well. How closely that would relate to the more famous notion of bounded rationality "is a very interesting and deeper question than i think it's harder to hav answerd at the moment," he says. But there are inspirations we can take from the mammalian hap campol architecture for memory retrieval in exoor memories. So maybe there's the advantage of emerging the two maldus together. The last year has shown how foulden continuous attention mechanism could help train up new cortex.
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