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framework:parallel-distributed-processing-frameworkParallel Distributed Processing Framework
The theoretical framework from Rumelhart, McClelland, and Smolensky (1986) identifying distributed representations in neural networks; theoretical precursor to DAS.
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- Representations where individual neurons play multiple conceptual roles; patterns consisting of linear combinations of unit vectors.
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- Idea that information is spread across many neurons; superposition is a subtype.
- Key notion where alignment map ϕ maps neurons block-wise to latent variables before constructive abstraction
- Attribute: an attempt at dualism and dialogue, running texts alongside each other, but inherently unstable.
- Cognitive process spread across human and non-human agents; a goal of Pask’s and Friedman’s cybernetic diagrams.