The paper presents a neural model for learning sequences of relevant patterns embedded in distractors. A contextual episode is a sequence of relevant patterns - always in the same order - intermixed with distractors. By repeated presentations of all contextual episodes, the model discovers for each episode the set of relevant patterns and their order. The problem is solved in two stages: (a) by eliminating distractors, and (b) by learning the order between relevant patterns. The model uses the concept of latent attractors - essential in creating different neural representations for same patterns in distinct episodes. No external teacher and only Hebbian type learning rules are used.
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2004
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2004 IEEE International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37541)
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2004-07-25
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Computer Science
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