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Subject: references: IEEE ASSP and Hinton's recirculation algorithm
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    Thanks for the help with the IEEE ASSP reference; indeed I was looking
at the journal, not the 'magazine' (two shelves up, higher than me).  It 
appears worth the second trip.
    Now: Geoffrey Hinton claims to have a new 'recirculation' algorith for 
back-propagation, which is claimed to be 'more biologically realistic'
according to the Nature commentary reporting his claim (Nature, 7/9/87, 
p. 107) (That's July, not Sept, for all you over-sea folk).  But only
that commentary has appeared- I don't know where (if) Hinton has published
the algorithm itself.  The commentary only mentions 'a packed audience at
the Society of Experimental Psychology', not even stating where the meeting
was.
   Any ideas? 
   Thanks - Ron Goldthwaite, Psychology & Animal Behavior, U.Cal. Davis

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