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Eh....Nobody really knows how memory works. There is certainly some evidence for "replay", but it's generally thought to be involved in "writing" it into longe
by mattkrause 4y ago
Eh....Nobody really knows how memory works.
There is certainly some evidence for "replay", but it's generally thought to be involved in "writing" it into longer-term storage rather than the storage mechanism per se.
OTOH, there are some cool results with Hopfield-like networks where applying part of a pattern (somehow) cues the brain (or network) to produce the rest of it.