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concept:memory-as-inductive-inferencememory as inductive inference
Von Foerster's view that memory is fundamentally generalization, not inherently temporal.
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- Heinz Von FoersterintroducesReferenced for principle of symmetry between foresight, hindsight, and insight in temporal interpretation.
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- Copycat systemimplementsHofstadter & Mitchell's analogy-making model illustrating intelligence as abstract mapping.
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