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MDA (Multidimensional Associative Memory) is an innovative online learning system that enables large language models to learn and memorize in real time during the inference process, without the need for GPUs or backpropagation, opening up a new path for the continuous learning of LLMs.
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MDA (Multidimensional Associative Memory) is an innovative online learning system that enables large language models to learn and memorize in real time during the inference process, without the need for GPUs or backpropagation, opening up a new path for the continuous learning of LLMs.
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