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Toward a Physics of Deep Learning and Brains
adaptation-and-self-organizing-systemsartificial-intelligencebiological-physicsdisordered-systems-and-neural-networksstatistical-mechanics
Deep neural networks and brains both learn and share superficial similarities: processing nodes are likened to neurons and adjustable weights are likened to modifiable synapses. But can a unified theoretical framework be found to underlie them both? Here we show that the equations used to describe n
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