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Re:Competitive Self-Play by MrQuincle on Thursday October 12, 2017 @05:51AM (#15456811)
There are a lot of neural networks, each with their own represential capabilities.

+ Reservoir computing, ESN, LSM, only combines quenched dynamics.

+ Adaptive resonance theory. Addresses catastrophic forgetting and allows someone to learn from one example.

+ Bottleneck networks. Forcing networks to represent things in a compressed sense. Almost like making up their own symbols.

+ Global workspace theory. Winner take all mechanisms that allow modules to compete.

+ Polychronization. Izhikevich shows how dynamic representations are possible thanks to delays.

+ Attractor networks. Use of dynamical system theory to have population of neurons perform computational tasks.

That neural networks are too fragile is a statement that's a bit too general.

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