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Life-long learning Cell Structures - continuously learning without catastrophic interference
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As an extension of on-line learning, life-long learning challenges a system which is exposed to patterns from a changing environment during its entire lifespan. An autonomous system should not only integrate new knowledge on-line into its memory. but also preserve the knowledge learned by previous interactions. Thus, life-long learning implies the fundamental Stability-plasticity Dilemma, which addresses the problem of learning new patterns without forgetting old prototype patterns. We propose an extension to the known Cell Structures. growing Radial Basis Function-like networks, that enables them to learn their number of nodes needed to solve a current task and to dynamically adapt the learning rate of each node separately. As shown in several simulations, the resulting Life-long Learning Cell Structures posses the major characteristics needed to cope with the Stability-Plasticity Dilemma. (C) 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
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life-long learning
continuously learning
incremental learning
stability-plasticity dilemma
catastrophic interference
radial basis function
cell structures
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