Derived from arXiv:2606.12449 - A quantum-like benchmark for context-sensitive associative memory with adaptive plasticity
Scanned 9/11/2026
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# A quantum-like benchmark for context-sensitive associative memory with adaptive plasticity
Derived from arXiv:2606.12449 - A quantum-like benchmark for context-sensitive associative memory with adaptive plasticity
## Core Concept
Learning and memory require a balance between plasticity and stability: synaptic connections must encode new information without collapsing, saturating, or erasing previously useful structure. Associative-memory models can appear to learn successfully when fixed background connectivity already carries part of the task, making it difficult to distinguish genuine recall dynamics from structural assistance. We test this issue using an order-sensitive adaptive-plasticity benchmark for staged associa...
## Key Insights
- Derived from arXiv:2606.12449
- Published: 2026-05-30
- Utility Score: 1.00
- Authors: Yashine H. Goolam Hossen, Lea Gassab, Travis J. A. Craddock
## Activation
a-quantum-like-benchmark-for-context-sensitive-ass, 2606.12449
## References
- arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.12449
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