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Distributed computation for neural-based abductive reasoning
This work extends a recent model for neural-based abductive reasoning to account for the monotonic class. A problem is said to be monotonic some causes, together, explain the same effect. For this, we developed a new computational principle, called the softmin, and implemented it within a neural architecture. Simulation results are very satisfactory and should stimulate future research.