Second-order generalization
R.S. Neville · 2005
Second-order generalization is usually of a more abstract nature than standard generalization, as unseen stimuli may be classified by some higher order rule. The research presents a new theory, which utilises information inheritance in order to perform second-order generalization. In this article, we present the theory behind a recognition system, which performs recognition without learning. Recognition without learning can be viewed as one form of second-order generalization.