A representation of representation applied to a discussion of variable binding

Richard Rohwer

A representation of representation applied to a discussion of variable binding

Richard Rohwer

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Abstract

States or state sequences in neural network models are made to represent concepts from applications. This paper motivates, introduces and discusses a formalism for denoting such representations; a representation for representations. The formalism is illustrated by using it to discuss the representation of variable binding and inference abstractly, and then to present four specific representations. One of these is an apparently novel hybrid of phasic and tensor-product representations which retains the desirable properties of each.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Neurodynamics and Psychology
Editors	M. Oaksford, G. D. A. Brown
Publisher	Academic Press
Pages	255-266
Number of pages	12
ISBN (Print)	0125235151
Publication status	Published - 4 Jan 1994
Event	Neuro Dynamics and Psychology - Duration: 4 Jan 1994 → 4 Jan 1994

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Other	Neuro Dynamics and Psychology
Period	4/01/94 → 4/01/94

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neural network
representation
variable binding
inference abstractly

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A representation of representation applied to a discussion of variable binding

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