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Resonant spatiotemporal learning in large random recurrent networks

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Taking a global analogy with the structure of perceptual biological systems, we present a system composed of two layers of real-valued sigmoidal neurons. The primary layer receives...

Emmanuel Daucé, Mathias Quoy, Bernard Doyon

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