What do you mean by it ? Which part of which post are you referring to, Mark?
See this paper for details:
I skimmed through it, but I’m not sure I understand. Actually I’m sure I don’t understand everything. It seems that Dr. Pulvermüller argues against centralised information (to explain the binding problem?). But as far as I understand, Numenta’s HTM works with a very distributed and probably heavily redundant information model.
Observing memory loss or skill loss in patients with particular lesions could also be explained by disruption of the grid cell mechanics. If in a region the column is no longer able to generate grid cell signals, then the locally encoded sensory information can’t be accessed anymore. Or can’t be put in relation to its relative location to other sensory information. Same goes for abstract information.
I’m out of my depth with this article. Could you explain which part specifically invalidates my point(s)?
Hello GoodReason. Welcome to the forum.
I’m puzzled by your post. What is this video? Has this anything to do with anything? Or is this a troll bot?