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A few thoughts: - holy jargon, Batman! From what I've gleaned, "holographic" refers to Tony Plate's Holographic Reduced Representations - "hypervector" is jus
by kortex 6y ago
A few thoughts:
- holy jargon, Batman! From what I've gleaned, "holographic" refers to Tony Plate's Holographic Reduced Representations
- "hypervector" is just a swanky term for very-high-dimensionality vectors, a la "hypersonic", "hypervisor", hyper-encabulator, etc.
- this reminds me an awful lot of thought vectors. The first abstract linked mentions HRRs alongside semantic vectors, so both are types of hypervectors I think?
- this also reminds me of Numenta/Nupic/sparse distributed represntations. I think SDR's are also hypervectors?
- byecomputer 6y ago>"hypervector" is just a swanky term for very-high-dimensionality vectors, a la "hypersonic", "hypervisor", hyper-encabulator, etc. Or a la hypercube. Hyper- is an established prefix for describing n-dimensional objects