Organization of Intelligent Memory Introducing Cluster Access

This note presents a novel concept of organization of memory for intelligent operations. and Theoretical Biology. Straightforwardly, entry to memory is performed by sequential, cyclic or random access depending on the physical configuration of the information storage. A more sophisticated contentaddressable access is produced by an elaborate design of associative memory. Evidently, content-addressability offers essential processing advantages over direct physical access. However, a higher goal of extracting sense from associative memory stumbles upon an intricate problem of resolution of multiple responses.