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concept:symmetry-detectorSymmetry detector
Functional role of SOHMs, detecting symmetries in input to compress information.
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- Self-Organized Harmonic Modes (SOHMs)associated_withAdam Safron's framework for neural building blocks functioning as symmetry detectors/autoencoders; tanha-free awareness theorized as direct feeling of undoctored SOHMs.
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