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The compositionality continuum as a principle for studying the neural basis of intelligence

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By Reidar Riveland, Alexandre Pouget, Laura Driscoll
| Nature Verified
Abstract Compositionality has long been regarded as a uniquely human capacity and a cornerstone of general intelligence. It is most clearly exemplified in natural language, where a finite set of words is combined through grammatical rules to generate an unbounded number of sentences. Recent advances across disciplines challenge the view that compositionality is exclusive to human cognition and question whether an explicit symbolic structure is required to implement it.
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Sparse component analysis: A method that uncovers separable computations within neural population activity

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By Andrew J. Zimnik, Xinyue An, K. Cora Ames, Andrew J Ulmer, Antonio H. Lara, Abigail Russo, Vladislav Susoy, Laura Driscoll, John Cunningham, Liam Paninski, Mark M. Churchland, Joshua I. Glaser
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords dimensionality reduction population activity latent factors Introduction The study of computation by neural populations has experienced a conceptual shift. Traditionally, one first characterized single-neuron responses, then extrapolated to determine how the population would behave.
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Senate Finance Committee Members Move to Eliminate “First Sale” Principle | JD Supra

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By Nicholai Diamond, Laura Driscoll
| JD Supra
Key Takeaways Senators Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) introduced the “Last Sale Valuation Act” to eliminate the legal duty minimization principle under the customs valuation statute called the  “first sale for export” (“first sale”), which allows United States (U.S.) importers to calculate duties based upon the first bona fide sale for exportation to the U.S. instead of the last bona fide sale for exportation.
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