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Associative Learning, Adaptive Pattern Recognition, And Cooperative-Competitive Decision Making By Neural Networks

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In this article, the authors describe models of associative pattern learning, adaptive pattern recognition, and parallel decision-making by neural networks and show that a small set of real-time non-linear neural equations within a larger set of specialized neural circuits can be used to study a wide variety of such problems.
Abstract
This article describes models of associative pattern learning, adaptive pattern recognition, and parallel decision-making by neural networks. It is shown that a small set of real-time non-linear neural equations within a larger set of specialized neural circuits can be used to study a wide variety of such problems. Models of energy minimization, cooperative-competitive decision making, competitive learning, adaptive resonance, interactive activation, and back propagation are discussed and compared.

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