This paper aims to explore the relevance of the ACTION network in understanding the manner of chunking involved in temporal sequence storage and generation (TSSG). We show how neurones involved in chunking can be hard-wired to generate sequences. Results from an adaptive model are presented indicating that chunking neurones can be re-used in the generation of different sequences. We investigate, in a hard-wired model, how longer sequences can be generated by chunking at a higher level short sequences, that are already chunked, by using the principles already uncovered.
['Neill R. Taylor', 'John G. Taylor']
Is there more to TSSG than associative chaining (chunking and all that)