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As we have seen in the previous chapters, dynamical systems may show non-trivial cognitive behaviour. Consider, for example, the Hopfield networks, dealt with in Chap. 4, which respond to the initial conditions by evolving towards a fixed point: they may be considered as cognitive systems capable of learning, and their memory is coded in the weights of the interconnections between elements.
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Serra, R., Zanarini, G. (1990). Network Structure and Network Learning. In: Complex Systems and Cognitive Processes. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46678-6_5
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