Figure 3:
Larger values of the meta-prior translate into better reconstruction of the training patterns. The four graphs show a training pattern (in orange) and its reconstruction by PV-RNN (in blue) for different values of w. Overlapping sections are in dark gray. For w=0.1, the target sequence is completely regenerated. When w is equal to 0.025 and 0.01, all deterministic steps are correctly reproduced, but regenerated patterns begin to diverge at the 11th and 8th step, respectively. When w is set to 0.0001, even the deterministic transition rules fail to be reproduced, and the signals diverge at the 6th time step.

Larger values of the meta-prior translate into better reconstruction of the training patterns. The four graphs show a training pattern (in orange) and its reconstruction by PV-RNN (in blue) for different values of w. Overlapping sections are in dark gray. For w=0.1, the target sequence is completely regenerated. When w is equal to 0.025 and 0.01, all deterministic steps are correctly reproduced, but regenerated patterns begin to diverge at the 11th and 8th step, respectively. When w is set to 0.0001, even the deterministic transition rules fail to be reproduced, and the signals diverge at the 6th time step.

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