Category Archives: Baslik 7: Uzun Vadeli Hafiza

   It is clear that analogy cannot work effectively without recourse to an effective method ofstoring patterns. However, I suggest that an even stronger statement holds: the nature of analogyactually dictates a particular type of memory structure. The only way … Continue reading →

   It is rather difficult to study the structure of human long-term memory, since we cannot lookinto a person’s brain or mind to determine the processes by which their memory organizes itself.The only aspect of memory which is open to … Continue reading →

   Let us now return to the problem of how a STRAM is to maintain its approximate network-of-emergence structure. One way to approach this optimization problem is via the multilevelmethodology (Goertzel, 1989). This application of the multilevel methodology bears a … Continue reading →

   In Section 7.2 I explained the structurally associative memory by analogy to Quilliannetworks. But, as hinted there, the Quillian network has several undesirable properties not sharedby the STRAM. Some of these are relatively technical, such the fact that the … Continue reading →