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As @xchoo explained it, integrators work by finding fixed points in the representation space. Neural noise means it's possible to escape these fixed points. This escape/drift is easier in higher dimensions. Consequently, if you want a non-drifty memory in high dimensions, you should use one ensemble per dimension:
mem = spa.State(vocab, subdimensions=1,
represent_identity=False, feedback=1, label="mem")
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As @xchoo explained it, integrators work by finding fixed points in the representation space. Neural noise means it's possible to escape these fixed points. This escape/drift is easier in higher dimensions. Consequently, if you want a non-drifty memory in high dimensions, you should use one ensemble per dimension:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: