Marc W Howard on Nostr: Many (most?) cog neuro people studying memory have been convinced for a while that ...
Many (most?) cog neuro people studying memory have been convinced for a while that episodic memory is associated with recovery of a previous state of temporal context. But no one has really specified *how* that could happen. Regular old Hopfield networks certainly won't work.
This paper is a serious attempt to figure out a neural network model for recovery of temporal context:
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.11.28.518209v2Published at
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