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Fixed point compositionality via low-rank gluing rules in inhibition-dominated threshold-linear networks
Brains routinely generate highly flexible and complex behaviors on a relatively stable structure and limited resources. A key mechanism underlying this ability is compositionality, which allows the brain to efficiently decompose complex tasks into simpler, reusable primitives. While network modulari
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