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Object classification with simple visual attention and a hierarchical neural network for subsymbolic-symbolic coupling.

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Prof. Dr. Günther Bien University of Stuttgart

Maiken Günther University of Stuttgart

Dr. Michael Günther University of Stuttgart

Ph. D. Thomas Günther University of Stuttgart

Univ. -Prof. Dr. Ulrich Palm University of Stuttgart

 

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