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concept:localist-representationsLocalist Representations
Prior assumption that high-level variables align with disjoint groups of neurons in standard basis; contrasted with distributed representations.
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- Distributed Neural RepresentationscontradictsRepresentations where individual neurons play multiple conceptual roles; patterns consisting of linear combinations of unit vectors.
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