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Prediction emerges in RNNs trained for perception
The brain is highly proficient at making sense of noisy and ambiguous sensory inputs. Predictive processing hypothesises that this ability relies on prediction. However, it is unclear why the brain would have evolved to predict the sensory world, a computationally expensive process, in order to aid
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