Bias in stored patterns reduces the storage capacity of dense higher-order associative memories by the multiplicative factor (1-b²)^P while keeping superlinear scaling, confirmed by replica-symmetric analysis.
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Dense Associative Memory with biased patterns: a Replica Symmetric analysis
Bias in stored patterns reduces the storage capacity of dense higher-order associative memories by the multiplicative factor (1-b²)^P while keeping superlinear scaling, confirmed by replica-symmetric analysis.