Neural Flip-Flops I: Short-Term Memory
This paper introduces neural flip-flops (NFFs) as models of short-term memory, showing how neurons can form logic circuits that exhibit memory characteristics and predict new phenomena.
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This paper introduces neural flip-flops (NFFs) as models of short-term memory, showing how neurons can form logic circuits that exhibit memory characteristics and predict new phenomena.
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