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Branch: master

Commit: eddf319f326c03ae2a2025c948986923899b9edd

Author: Chris Warburton <chriswarbo@gmail.com>
Date: Tue Jan 8 09:09:31 AM UTC 2019
Parent: 2ba29c3c6ee5e7abe74dafaf3cc04d95ad4055cf
Log message:

    New issues

    1: diff --git a/.issues/ac06e9d2a16b2477/new/1537207932.M386240P2772Q1.nixos b/.issues/ac06e9d2a16b2477/new/1537207932.M386240P2772Q1.nixos
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    7: +From: Chris Warburton
    8: +Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2018 19:05:55 +0100
    9: +State: new
   10: +Subject: Use large, orthogonal vectors
   11: +Message-Id: <ac06e9d2a16b2477-0-artemis@nixos>
   12: +
   13: +Our vectors are quite small, and should also have each of their elements
   14: +initialised (pseudo)randomly. Currently we're activating one feature,
   15: +but that's a local representation.
   16: +
   17: +Maybe use floats, initialised with a normal distribution as per:
   18: +
   19: +Cox, G., Kachergis, G., Recchia, G., & Jones, M. N. (2011).
   20: +Towards a scalable holographic word-form representation.
   21: +Behavior Research Methods, 43, 602-615.
   22: diff --git a/.issues/b41d0b5fcda7c9b4/new/1537222940.M969479P6474Q1.nixos b/.issues/b41d0b5fcda7c9b4/new/1537222940.M969479P6474Q1.nixos
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   28: +From: Chris Warburton
   29: +Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2018 23:04:42 +0100
   30: +State: new
   31: +Subject: Circular convolution is commutative?
   32: +Message-Id: <b41d0b5fcda7c9b4-0-artemis@nixos>
   33: +
   34: +We shouldn't be using a commutative operation. According to:
   35: +
   36: +Cox, G., Kachergis, G., Recchia, G., & Jones, M. N. (2011).
   37: +Towards a scalable holographic word-form representation.
   38: +Behavior Research Methods, 43, 602-615.
   39: +
   40: +They apply a "random" but invertible permutation before doing the
   41: +circular convolution, to force it to be non-commutative.
   42: +
   43: +Compare their formulation to our original source.

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