Indeed, Yann Le Cun and many other have done similar models, with much more impressive human level performance in
arbitrary object recognition and rapid learning..
Max and Tommy have been selling this stuff as "biological plausible" etc.. mechanisms.. the fact is we barely understand
how the brain at a system level does anything. So adequate classifier performance in the context of *claims" of bio plaus
are hardly new or dramatic enough to post anywhere as a breakthrough..
S. Hanson
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Stephen J. Hanson
Professor
Psychology Department
Rutgers University (Newark Campus)
Research Professor Information Science, NJIT
Director of RUMBA Center, Rutgers
Co-Director of Advanced Imaging Lab, UMDNJ/Rutgers
email: jose@tractatus.rutgers.edu
fax: 973-353-1171
tel: 973-353-5440 x 228
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Indeed, Yann Le Cun and many other have done similar models, with much more impressive human level performance in arbitrary object recognition and rapid learning.. Max and Tommy have been selling this stuff as "biological plausible" etc.. mechanisms.. the fact is we barely understand how the brain at a system level does anything. So adequate classifier performance in the context of *claims" of bio plaus are hardly new or dramatic enough to post anywhere as a breakthrough.. S. Hanson -- Stephen J. Hanson Professor Psychology Department Rutgers University (Newark Campus) Research Professor Information Science, NJIT Director of RUMBA Center, Rutgers Co-Director of Advanced Imaging Lab, UMDNJ/Rutgers email: jose@tractatus.rutgers.edu fax: 973-353-1171 tel: 973-353-5440 x 228