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hypothesis:collective-nucleation-dynamics-in-hebbian-learned-molecular-interaction-systems-can-perform-pattern-recognition-by-assembling-different-structures-in-response-to-different-concentration-patternsCollective nucleation dynamics in Hebbian-learned molecular interaction systems can perform pattern recognition by assembling different structures in response to different concentration patterns
Theoretical prediction that molecular systems with proximity-based learning can recognize patterns; has mathematical connections to Hopfield associative memory
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extracted_from(2022) · Menachem Stern · Arvind Murugan
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- Molecular Hebbian learningsupportsUnsupervised learning rule in molecular systems where species i,j with high co-localized concentrations strengthen their interaction strength through proximity-based ligation
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