Testing the limits of bundling capacity (1)
What happens as we pack more and more facts into a bundle? We study the limits of bundling capacity with a 50-item questionnaire.
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What happens as we pack more and more facts into a bundle? We study the limits of bundling capacity with a 50-item questionnaire.
A look back at how the HDC literature describes the terms "cleanup" and "crosstalk", and how we can view both terms through a modern lens using vector search in LanceDB.
An HDC experiment that separates stored examples from temporary class summaries, and compares rebuilding with caching.
Explore how HDC combines medical imaging and clinical language to classify retinal disease and support review of AI predictions.
The most similar past incident may not be the most useful. What if search could take today's equipment, conditions, and resources into account?
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A gentle introduction to how hyperdimensional computing represents, combines, and retrieves information using high-dimensional hypervectors.
A closer look at the high-dimensional, distributed mathematical objects that give hyperdimensional computing its unusual geometry.
How Hyperdimensional Computing distributes information across an entire hypervector, helping representations degrade gradually under noise.
How the problem of representing structured knowledge in distributed systems gave rise to the family now known as HDC and VSA.
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