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Coupling Liquid Time-Constant Encoders with Modern Hopfield Memory

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Qualitative analyses of training curves, loss landscapes, and latent embeddings support the interpretation that Hopfield retrieval smooths optimization and encourages more compact, linearly separable class manifolds.

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