Localist network modelling in psychology: Ho-hum or hm-m-m?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):484-485 (2000)
| Abstract | Localist networks represent information in a very simple and straightforward way. However, localist modelling of complex behaviours ultimately entails the use of intricate “hand-designed” connectionist structures. It is, in fact, mainly these two aspects of localist network models that I believe have turned many researchers off them (perhaps wrongly so). | |||||||||
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