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2004
AbstractThe last chapter discussed the fact that some properties, such as non-self-membership, are not collectivizing (i.e., do not give rise to collections). It discouraged the notion that this is particularly surprising in itself, but did not provide a diagnosis.
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AbstractThe last chapter discussed the fact that some properties, such as non-self-membership, are not collectivizing (i.e., do not give rise to collections). It discouraged the notion that this is particularly surprising in itself, but did not provide a diagnosis.
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2020
Abstract Hierarchies are networks that begin with a top node and always add nodes below other nodes. There are no lateral connections so there is only one path connecting any two nodes. Although typically depicted as tree diagrams, hierarchies can also be represented as embedded rectangles.
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Abstract Hierarchies are networks that begin with a top node and always add nodes below other nodes. There are no lateral connections so there is only one path connecting any two nodes. Although typically depicted as tree diagrams, hierarchies can also be represented as embedded rectangles.
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Survey of spiking in the mouse visual system reveals functional hierarchy
Nature, 2021Joshua H Siegle +2 more
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