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by jampekka
887 days ago
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Having done some research into human attention, I have to agree with Hommel et al: No one knows what attention is [1]. In current ANNs "attention" is quite well defined: how to weigh some variables based on other variables. But anthropomorphizing such concepts indeed muddies things more than it clarifies. Including calling interconnected summation units with non-linear transformations "neural networks". But such (wrong) intuition pumping terminology does attract, well, attention, so they get adopted. [1] https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13414-019-01846-w |
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