In this paper, we investigate the capabilities of local feedback multilayered networks, a particular class of recurrent networks, in which feedback connections are only allowed from neurons to themselves. In this class, learning can be accomplished by an algorithm that is local in both space and time. We describe the limits and properties of these networks and give some insights on their use for solving practical problems.
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