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that interact with each other in a synergetic way [Goe09c], helping each other to overcome their intrinsic combinatorial explosions. There is significant evidence that these various types of long-term memory are differently implemented in the brain, but the degree of structure and dynamical commonality underlying these different implementations remains unclear.
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