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Catastrophic forgetting in connectionist networks
Trends in Cognitive Sciences · 1999 · Vol. 3(4) · pp. 128–135
Robert M. French✉(University of Liège)R French(University of Liège)
Neural Networks and ApplicationsDomain Adaptation and Few-Shot LearningCognitive Science and Education ResearchForgettingConnectionismCognitionCognitive scienceArtificial neural networkComputer scienceCognitive systemsNatural (archaeology)Artificial intelligencePsychology
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