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| Regarding your HTM entry: You cannot "rigorously" base an algorithm on something that is not fully understood, like biology or the human brain. Our current knowledge of the human brain is still little, otherwise we would already be curing several metal disorders and developing strong AI. There are several theories in neuroscience, some of them even contradictory. HTM itself has undergo several revisions, so it just cannot be "strictly" based on anything, because "strict" is not a term you can grade. Are you endorsed to the authors of HTM somehow? | |||
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| Re are you seriously asking why the vectors of norm 1 correspond to the unit sphere? If you mean something else it would be good if you could bring it up on the article's talk page--thanks. ] (]) 03:46, 5 March 2018 (UTC) | |||
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