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method:spike-timing-dependent-plasticitySpike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity
Biologically plausible local learning rule constraining the brain; referenced as precedent for locality-constrained learning in physical systems
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- Local learning ruleassociated_withLearning rule where change in a parameter at point x,t depends only on system state at same or nearby spacetime points, without requiring global cost function computation
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- Multi-scale competency enables organisms to tolerate mutations and speed up evolutionary search.