This paper presents research on the development of effective forgetting mechanisms for the modified Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) system, which shows promise to be a good candidate for use as Transient Episodic Memory (TEM) in software agents such as IDA. Possible theories and mechanisms for forgetting are retrieval failures, decay and interference. The SDM architecture has inherent features to effect interference and retrieval failures. We have implemented two decay mechanisms in the modified SDM system. In this paper, we present the decay mechanisms and the experimental results. We argue that the decay mechanisms compliment the inherent features of the SDM architecture in realizing forgetting for TEM
We investigate the implications of an episodic versus se-mantic memory representation in a model of ...
A new model for interference and forgetting is presented. The model is based on the search of associ...
Intentional forgetting is a phenomenon that has been studied by memory researchers since 1968 (Bjork...
This paper presents detailed simulation results on a modified Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) system...
This paper presents detailed simulation results on a modified Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) system...
Abstract- This paper presents a Modified Sparse Distributed Memory architecture for use in software ...
There is still a strong debate in the working memory literature about the cause of forgetting, with ...
International audienceDistributed data management services usually run on top of dynamic and heterog...
Abstract—The Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) proposed by Kanerva provides a simple model for human l...
The Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM)[1] was originally developed to tackle the problem of storing lar...
The paper focuses on the phenomenon of forgetting as a primal and generally productive memory proces...
Memory for Small Cues (SDMSCue), a new variant of Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) that is capable of...
This work develops a connectionist memory model for a service robot that satisfies a number of desid...
A lifelong learning agent is able to continually learn from potentially infinite streams of pattern ...
International audienceA strategy to increase an algorithm's robustness against internal memory corru...
We investigate the implications of an episodic versus se-mantic memory representation in a model of ...
A new model for interference and forgetting is presented. The model is based on the search of associ...
Intentional forgetting is a phenomenon that has been studied by memory researchers since 1968 (Bjork...
This paper presents detailed simulation results on a modified Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) system...
This paper presents detailed simulation results on a modified Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) system...
Abstract- This paper presents a Modified Sparse Distributed Memory architecture for use in software ...
There is still a strong debate in the working memory literature about the cause of forgetting, with ...
International audienceDistributed data management services usually run on top of dynamic and heterog...
Abstract—The Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) proposed by Kanerva provides a simple model for human l...
The Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM)[1] was originally developed to tackle the problem of storing lar...
The paper focuses on the phenomenon of forgetting as a primal and generally productive memory proces...
Memory for Small Cues (SDMSCue), a new variant of Sparse Distributed Memory (SDM) that is capable of...
This work develops a connectionist memory model for a service robot that satisfies a number of desid...
A lifelong learning agent is able to continually learn from potentially infinite streams of pattern ...
International audienceA strategy to increase an algorithm's robustness against internal memory corru...
We investigate the implications of an episodic versus se-mantic memory representation in a model of ...
A new model for interference and forgetting is presented. The model is based on the search of associ...
Intentional forgetting is a phenomenon that has been studied by memory researchers since 1968 (Bjork...