self organizing chimaera network visualization

a self-organizing chimaera network visualization. here, a 4D associaton map (2D source to 2D destination) is displayed, while individual cells are also highlighted with their 3-dimensional content, here represented as a colour (RGB). the network is learning the grammar of a small corpus of sentences. the colours represent parts-of-speech (DET - PL, NOUN - BL, VERB - RD, P - GR, CONJ - YL, ADJ - CY), and the associations between areas represents valid combinations of those parts-of-speech found in the small corpus of sentences.

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• neural networks
• self organization

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