Coordinated processing across large-scale neural networks for attention and decision making

Coordinating processes across large scale neural networks for attention and decision making typically involves the use of distributed computing and communication protocols.

This is because the size and complexity of such networks can make it difficult to coordinate and synchronize the various processes involved.

One approach is to use a message-passing interface such as an MPI to enable communication between different nodes within the network.

This allows for the sharing of information and coordination of processes across multiple devices. Another approach is to use a more centralized architecture.

Such as a master-slave architecture, where a central node coordinates the different processes across the network.

This can be effective in situations where there is clear hierarchy of processes and a need for centralized control.

Ultimately, the approach will depend on the specific requirements of the network and the resources that are available.

It may be necessary to use a combination of different techniques and tools to effectively coordinate processes across large scale neural networks for attention and decision making.

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