This Chapter Describes in Detail One Way a Feature Net

question 27

Multiple Choice

This chapter describes in detail one way a feature net can be designed, but other designs may turn out to be preferable. For example, McClelland and Rumelhart's model makes use of all of the following statements EXCEPT

• A) inhibitory connections among the detectors.
• B) the elimination of feature detectors, relying instead on geon detectors.
• C) connections allowing detectors at one level in the network to influence detectors at lower levels.
• D) connections allowing detectors at one level in the network to influence other detectors at the same level.

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