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Associative Memories

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(This talk was postponed from 20 August)

In this talk I’ll discuss the results I’ve obtained for a simple associative memory. An associative memory lets one store (key, value) pairs in such a way that when presented with a key the corresponding value is returned. I’ll present a method which uses randomization to avoid storing the keys. (It is similar in spirit to the Bloom filter.)

I will also compare and contrast my work with: Willshaw nets and Distributed Phase codes.

This talk is part of the Inference Group series.

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