Categorisation as Garbage Collection

[Nate Cull]

> Interesting.  I don't think you have to posit that it is what happens
> when you dream.  But this is probably testable.  When does performance
> from learning improve -- immediately after, or the next day?
> You could try to find circumstances under which performance improved more
> the next day than the next hour.

Actually, I suspect human learning doesn't entirely work like this,
since I don't normally wake up each morning feeling measurably smarter. 
But it would make an interesting psychology experiment.  :)


> (previous message was from Nate, not from Chuck, correct?)

Yes.  Hopefully it's fixed now.

Nate
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