Donald Hebb
A neuropsychologist who in 1949 proposed the theory underlying the Hebbian learning rule, stating that when two neurons are repeatedly activated at the same time, the strength of the connection between them increases. This theory has had a profound influence on neuroscience and the field of artificial neural networks.
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The Hebbian learning rule was proposed by Canadian psychologist Donald Hebb in 1949, with the core formulation: 'Neurons that fire together, wire together.'
The cognitive capacity of the human brain follows the principle of neural plasticity, 'use it or lose it,' which was proposed by neuroscientist Donald Hebb in 1949.
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The Hebbian learning rule was proposed by Canadian psychologist Donald Hebb in 1949, with the core formulation: 'Neurons that fire together, wire together.'
50%UnverifiedThe cognitive capacity of the human brain follows the principle of neural plasticity, 'use it or lose it,' which was proposed by neuroscientist Donald Hebb in 1949.
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