This Chapter Describes in Detail One Way a Feature Net

question 12

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, more recent hypotheses, including McClelland and Rumelhart's model, make 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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