WHAT DID THE SCIENTISTS FIND?
Researchers frequently used a hopfield network, a computer model of memory that enhances performance by drawing inspiration from biology. scientists discovered that the new network can contain significantly more memories in addition to reflecting the wiring of neurons and other brain cells more accurately.

HOW HOPFIELD WORKS?
As patterns of weighted connections between various neurons in the system, hopfield networks are used to retain memories. researchers can test the network’s recollection of these patterns by presenting it with a series of hazy or partial patterns after it has been “Trained” to encode them.

WHY SCIENTISTS EXPLORE MORE IN HOPFIELD?
To further strengthen their modified hopfield networks, the head scientist and his team intend to keep working on them. for instance, lead scientist wonders if the asymmetry present in the brain, where connections between neurons are often stronger in one direction than the other, would help enhance the performance of the network. he also wants to investigate how to simulate the interactions between memories in the network that occur in the human brain. our memories are complex and extensive, according to mr. burns. there is still a lot to learn.