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Catastrophic Interference

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Catastrophic Interference has 14 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 1 live disagreement.

14 facts·13 predicates·1 sources·1 in dispute

Mostly:was discovered by(2), causes abrupt forgetting(1), has root cause(1)

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14 facts
PredicateValueRef
Was Discovered byMccloskey and Cohen 1989[1]
Was Discovered byRatcliff 1990[1]
Causes Abrupt ForgettingPreviously Learned Information[1]
Has Root CauseOverlap in Representations[1]
Implies Existential Commitment toStability Plasticity Dilemma[1]
Is Also Known AsCatastrophic Forgetting[1]
Is Core Problem inLisa Watts Research[1]
Is Problematic TendencyArtificial Neural Networks[1]
Is Radical Form ofStability Plasticity Dilemma[1]
Is Radical Manifestation ofStability Plasticity Dilemma[1]
Is Tendency ofArtificial Neural Networks[1]
Originates inConnectionist Networks Literature[1]
Represents Essential Limit ofSequential Learning[1]
Was Discovered in1989[1]

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hasRootCauselisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
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impliesExistentialCommitmentTolisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
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isAlsoKnownAslisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:catastrophic-forgetting
isCoreProblemInlisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
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isProblematicTendencylisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
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isRadicalFormOflisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:stability-plasticity-dilemma
isRadicalManifestationOflisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:stability-plasticity-dilemma
isTendencyOflisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:artificial-neural-networks
originatesInlisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:connectionist-networks-literature
representsEssentialLimitOflisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:sequential-learning
wasDiscoveredBylisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:mccloskey-and-cohen-1989
wasDiscoveredBylisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
ex:ratcliff-1990
wasDiscoveredInlisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting
1989

References (1)

1 references
  1. ctx:genes/lisa-watts/research-catastrophic-forgetting

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