True or false?

"Suppose you meet someone, and you can recall both her face and her name, but you cannot recall exactly where you first met her. In terms of parallel distributed processing, this phenomenon would be called spontaneous generalization."

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Scarlet Levy

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4 March, 21:55

True or false?

"Suppose you meet someone, and you can recall both her face and her name, but you cannot recall exactly where you first met her. In terms of parallel distributed processing, this phenomenon would be called spontaneous generalization."

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Aliya Allison · Answer 1

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Parallel distribution process model is based on the memory retrieving ability of our mind. The brain does not perform similar activity at one time rather range of activities simultaneously. Spontaneous generalization means the partial memory in retrieval due to the hindrance of new memory. It emerges all of a sudden unplanned and then leads to cognitive memory of human brain.

True or false?"Suppose you meet someone, and you can recall both her face and her name, but you cannot recall exactly where you first met her. In terms of parallel distributed processing, this phenomenon would be called spontaneous generalization."

True or false?

"Suppose you meet someone, and you can recall both her face and her name, but you cannot recall exactly where you first met her. In terms of parallel distributed processing, this phenomenon would be called spontaneous generalization."