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From: myke@gatech.edu (Myke Reynolds)
Newsgroups: comp.ai.neural-nets
Subject: Re: ART and non-stationary environments
Keywords: ART
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Date: 30 Apr 89 22:12:46 GMT
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Surya N Kavuri writes:
>   I do not understand what you mean by "power" but if you look at the 
>  memory capacity, BAM's look pathetic.  
Its memory capacity is no less than that of a linear filter, and its size is
not limited, unlike BP. Since size = memory capacity, its memory capacity
is limited only by your implementation of a linear equation solver. If you
don't make the obvious step of using a sparse solver, then it will be pathetic.
-- 
Myke Reynolds
School of Information & Computer Science, Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332
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