The content addressable memory is a memory unit that uses content matching instead of addresses. content addressable memory are used in different networking, telecommunications and storage applications because of their parallel, fast search capabilities. This paper presents a new method (called array method) for designing Reconfigurable content addressable memory (RCAM). The behavior of the new...

This study examines the performance of sparsely connected associative memory models built using a number of different connection strategies, applied to one- and two-dimensional topologies. Efficient patterns of connectivity are identified which yield high performance at relatively low wiring costs in both topologies. Networks with displaced connectivity are seen to perform particularly well. It...

Previous research has found that people frequently provide incorrect predictions about the path of moving objects when given an idealised physics problem to solve. The aim of this research was to explore whether these incorrect predictions are due to the application of an incorrect naïve physics theory, whether incorrect perceptions generated from past experiences lead to misconceptions of how ...

Our work is concerned with finding optimum connection strategies in highperformance associative memory models. Taking inspiration from axonal branching in biological neurons, we impose a displacement of the point of efferent arborisation, so that the output from each node travels a certain distance before branching to connect to other units. This technique is applied to networks constructed wit...