Some cautionary remarks on the “localist model” concept
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):478-478 (2000)
| Abstract | The notion of a “familiar example” used in Page's definition of a “localist model” is shown to be meaningful only with respect to the types of tasks faced by the connectionist model. It is also shown that the modeling task ultimately dictates which choice of model: “localist” or “distributed” is most appropriate. | |||||||||
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