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- Here is some work reported in
our 1999
Tech Report.
- Initially we worked with one CA in a network. This
showed that it was relatively easy to get persistence.
- We then moved onto two patterns in a network.
- Initially we took our 20x20 toroidal topology and
made the top half one concept and the bottom another.
- This showed that there was both reliable activation (~.22) and
uniqueness (~-.03), and persistence(~.75).
- The measurements are Pearson's product correlation and show
how similar two networks are.
- The persistence measurements show how a network looks at 2 different
cycles.
- Reliable activation compares two networks with the same type of
pattern, and uniqueness compares two networks of different
patterns.
- We also tried a range of non-overlapping CAs including
alternating neurons. This also had positive but lower results.
- This showed that distance biased connectivity helps patterns,
but is not essential.