Brain learning simulated via electronic replica memory

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May 18, 2015, 8:17 am1.6k ptsInteresting
A new study shows how a new way of controlling electronic systems endowed with a memory can provide insights into the way associative memories are formed by mimicking synapses. Scientists are attempting to mimic the memory and learning functions of neurons found in the human brain. To do so, they investigated…

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