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jessicacav · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

What is the difference between a prototype and an exemplar?

a) Prototypes focus on the most representative examples; exemplars include the full range of examples
b) Prototypes are based on very few examples; exemplars are based on a large number of examples.
c) Prototypes are repetitive; exemplars are unique.
d) Prototypes are unchanging; exemplars are ever-changing.

Question 2

The connectionist model of pattern recognition was designed to parallel the structures and activities of the brain. Using that analogy, what part of the model corresponds to the growth of new synapses between neurons?

a) The effect of experience on connection weight
b) The effect of activation at the hidden level
c) The effect of combined positive and negative connection weights
d) The effect of activated output units on connection weights