Why there are Complementary Learning Systems in the Hippocampus and Neocortex: Insights from the Successes and Failures of Connectionist Models of Learning and Memory

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Why do we need a hippocampal system, if ultimately performance in all sorts of memory tasks depends on changes in connections within the neocortical system? *

Provide a way to filter redundant information

Act as a medium for initial storage of memories

To use bottom-up and backpropagation methods of the Neocortex

To provide redundancy for memories

Interference with existing memories can be reduced with interleaved learning *

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Why does incorporation of new material into the neocortical system take such a long time ? *

Allow new knowledge to be interleaved with ongoing exposure to exemplars

Allow new knowledge to be prepared for focused learning

Performance of lesioned animals at test is better when ...

There is a longer delay between study and lesions

There is a shorter delay between study and lesions

There is interleaved learning with a large learning rate between study and lesions

There is interleaved learning with a small learning rate between study and lesions

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