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concept:low-dimensional-attractor-dynamics-in-rnnsLow-Dimensional Attractor Dynamics in RNNs
Prior finding that recurrent networks compute via low-dimensional attractors; this paper's reasoning models extend this tradition.
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- Daniel DurstewitzstudiesCited for review connecting recurrent dynamics to computation.
- David SussillostudiesCited for recurrent-network attractor dynamics underlying the paper's framing of reasoning as latent dynamics.
- Ila FietestudiesCited for review of attractor dynamics supporting computation in neural systems.
- Mikail KhonastudiesCited for review of attractor dynamics supporting computation in neural systems.
- Omri BarakstudiesCo-author of the RNN attractor dynamics work cited as precedent.
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