Putting Knowledge in its Place: A Scheme for Programming Parallel Processing Structures on the Fly
Putting Knowledge in its Place: A Scheme for Programming Parallel Processing Structures on the Fly
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将知识放在适当的位置:动态编程并行处理结构的方案
DOI:
10.1207/s15516709cog0901_6
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发表时间:
1988
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通讯作者:
James L. McClelland
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作者:
James L. McClelland
This paper introduces o mechanism called CID, the Connection Information Distributor. CID extends connectionism by providing o way to program networks of simple processing elements on line, in response to processing demands. Without CID, simultaneous processing of several patterns has only been possible by prewiring multiple copies of the network needed to process one pattern at o time. With CID, programmable processing structures con be loaded with connection informotion stored centrally. OS needed. To illustrate some of the characteristics of the scheme, o CID version of the interactive CICtivation model of word recognition is described. The model has a single permanent representation of the connection information required for word perception, but it allows several words to be processed simultaneously in separate programmable networks. Multiword processing is not perfect, however. The model produces the some kinds of intrusion errors that human subjects make in processing brief presentations of word-pairs, such OS SAND LANE (SAND is often misreported OS LAND r)r SANE). The resource requirements of the mechanism. in terms of nodes and connections, ore found to be quite moderote. primarily because networks that ore programmed inresponse to task demands con be much smaller than networks that have knowledge of large numbers of patterns built in.
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MCCLELLAND, JL;RUMELHART, DE
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RUMELHART, DE