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Minimizing the Effect of Sleep Deprivation in the Forward-Forward Algorithm
This paper addresses the challenge posed by sleep deprivation in the Forward-Forward algorithm, where separating the two passes in this algorithm and imbalancing the data processing in the passes is considered an imitation of the cognitive processes observed in humans suffering from sleep deprivatio
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