Omlin et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Symbolic knowledge representation in recurrent neural networks: Insights from theoretical models of computationOmlin et al., 2000
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- Omlin C
- Giles C
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- Knowledge-based neurocomputing
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This chapter gives an overview of some of the fundamental issues found in the realm of recurrent neural networks. Theoretical models of computation are used to characterize the representational, computational, and learning capabilitities of recurrent network models. We …
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