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Note that approaches such as hyperdimensional computing somewhat undermine your argument. With HDC, a network learns to encode features it sees in a (many-dime
by MayeulC 3y ago
Note that approaches such as hyperdimensional computing somewhat undermine your argument.
With HDC, a network learns to encode features it sees in a (many-dimensional, hence the name) hypervector.
Once trained (without cats), show it a cat picture for the first time, it will encode it. Other cat pictures will be measurably close, hopefully (it may requires a few samples to understand the "cat" signature, though).
It reminds me a bit of "LORA" embeddings (is that the proper term?), or just changing the last (fully-connected) layer of a trained neural network.