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The Metric Slingshot: Navigational Reuse as Width-Optimal Structural Decoupling in Continual Learning
The mammalian brain, most extensively studied in rodents and bats, solves an enormous variety of non-spatial cognitive tasks using neural circuitry, including grid cells, place cells, and hippocampal indexing, that originally evolved for physical navigation. We formalize the above observation within
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