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Representation of Associated Data by Matrix Operators

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It is shown that associated pairs of vectoral items can be recorded by transforming them into a matrix operator M so that a particular stored vector X(r) can be reproduced by multiplying an associated cue vector Q( r) by M.
Abstract
It is shown that associated pairs of vectoral items (Q(r), X(r)) can be recorded by transforming them into a matrix operator M so that a particular stored vector X(r) can be reproduced by multiplying an associated cue vector Q(r) by M. If the number of pairs does not exceed the dimension of the cue and all cue vectors are linearly independent, then the recollections are perfect replicas of the recorded items and there will be no crosstalk from the other recorded items. If these conditions are not valid, the recollections are still linear least square approximations of the X(r). The relationship of these mappings to linear estimators is discussed. These transforms can be readily implemented by linear analog systems.

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On optimal nonlinear associative recall.

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Non-holographic associative memory

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Correlation matrix memories

Teuvo Kohonen
TL;DR: In this article, a new model for associative memory based on a correlation matrix is proposed, which is failure tolerant and facilitates associative search of information; these are properties that are usually assigned to holographic memories.
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Correlation Matrix Memories

TL;DR: A new model for associative memory, based on a correlation matrix, is suggested, in which any part of the memorized information can be used as a key and the memories are selective with respect to accumulated data.
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On best approximate solutions of linear matrix equations

TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown how to define a generalized inverse of a non-singular matrix, which has relevance to the statistical problem of finding the best approximate solution of inconsistent systems of equations by the method of least squares.
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