Associative Memory¶
Kohonen, T. (1977). Associative Memory: A System-Theoretical Approach. Springer-Verlag.
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- Associative Memory
- It separates two regimes of access — retrieval by arbitrary handle (address-based, exact match, brittle) and retrieval by content (similarity-based, partial cue tolerated, graceful) — and commits to the second.
This sourceFirst monograph on distributed associative (content-addressable) memories; systematizes correlation-matrix models, linear associators, and neural implementations under one matrix-algebraic recall rule and separates address-based from content-based access. SUPPORTS markers 124, 126, 127, 133.
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Kohonen's own abstract states that associative memory stores items with their relations and recalls them selectively from a key or cue, but it neither separates address-based from content-based access nor commits to the latter.
“It seems that the basic operation of associative memory, the storage of information together with the relations or links between the data items, and the selective recall of stored information relative to a piece of key or cue information presented, is not restricted to certain computer-technological implementations but can also be reflected in more general mathematically describable processes in certain physical or …”
- It separates two regimes of access — retrieval by arbitrary handle (address-based, exact match, brittle) and retrieval by content (similarity-based, partial cue tolerated, graceful) — and commits to the second.
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