Further arguments in support of localist coding in connectionist networks
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):471-471 (2000)
| Abstract | Two additional sources of evidence are provided in support of localist coding within connectionist networks. First, only models with localist codes can currently represent multiple pieces of information simultaneously or represent order among a set of items on-line. Second, recent priming data appear problematic for theories that rely on distributed representations. However, a faulty argument advanced by Page is also pointed out. | |||||||||
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