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Self-organizing maps based on limit cycle attractors

Huang et al., 2015

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4032892921184924354
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Huang D
Gentili R
Reggia J
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Neural Networks

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Recent efforts to develop large-scale brain and neurocognitive architectures have paid relatively little attention to the use of self-organizing maps (SOMs). Part of the reason for this is that most conventional SOMs use a static encoding representation: each input pattern or …
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