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Ok so 3 layers increases the complexity but simplifies the connections. The human cortex has 6 layers. Now create 6 layers, classify different sets of inputs a
by robbiep 11y ago
Ok so 3 layers increases the complexity but simplifies the connections. The human cortex has 6 layers.
Now create 6 layers, classify different sets of inputs as 'different' to represent different neurochemicals (you need several excitatory and several inhibitory and then a couple of very small master neurochemicals that have major excitatory and inhibitory responses to represent the dopamine network and a whole system for the amygdala), cluster different groups to either respond to inputs or create outputs, and set it loose on an environment. How close would we come to something that behaves as if conscious?
- zamalek 11y ago> How close would we come to something that behaves as if conscious? The human brain is recursive in nature - the neurons and synapses form a cyclic graph. You can't do that with a simple perceptron.
- otempomores 11y agoIf the human brain is recursive... whats stopping it from going in infinite circles ... Chemistry? If you inhibit that reaction..do you crash? can you canbecome a master of a field by having the specialized neurons keep there cycle support ed?
- __s 11y agoCyclic graph with distributed/parallel execution means infinite loops don't halt the entire system. Some specialized neurons being tightly recursive don't generate new information, thus wouldn't build expertise, but obsession can be fruitful