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A neural net model for multiple memory domains.

Abstract

Previous studies with neural nets constructed of discrete populations of formal neurons have assumed that all neurons have the same probability of connection with any other neuron in the net. However, in this new study we incorporate the behavior of the neural systems in which the neural connections can be set up by means of chemical markers carried by the individual cells. With this new approach we studied the dynamics of isolated neural nets again as well as the dynamics of neural nets with sustained inputs. Results obtained with this approach show simple and multiple hysteresis phenomena. Such hysteresis loops may be considered to represent the basis for short-term memory.

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P Anninos, M Kokkinidis. 1984-07-07. A neural net model for multiple memory domains.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0022-5193(84)80113-7

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