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Making neural nets simple enough to succeed at universal relational generalization

Artificial Intelligence, Cognition, Machine Learning and seminar by Prof Kenneth Kurtz, Binghamton University

Hosted by Analogical Minds

Tuesday 16:00–17:00 London (GMT+0)

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30 min

Abstract

Traditional brain-style (connectionist) approaches basically hit a wall when it comes to relational cognition. As an alternative to the well-known approaches of structured connectionism and deep learning, I present an engine for relational pattern recognition based on minimalist reinterpretations of first principles of connectionism. Results of computational experiments will be discussed on problems testing relational learning and universal generalization.

Topics

computational experimentsconnectionismDeep Learningrelational cognitionrelational learningrelational pattern recognitionstructured connectionismuniversal generalization

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