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Dynamic content-addressable memory based on global centroid features for online task-free continual learning

Jul 2026 · Machine Vision and Applications · Vol 37 · 1 citation · 88 references
Computer Science

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A continual learning model that effectively leverages the extraction of GCF-based information, enabling it to alleviate catastrophic forgetting through cognitive condensation of GCF, and efficiently manages the rapid growth of stored data points in the storage space.

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