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See my answer to the same question in another topic :)
Briefly, it is impossible to answer your question without more information on what you want to model. Considering a dynamic neighborhood is probably beneficial for some models (or even necessary), but not for others. There are no benefits "per se" to any technique, only benefits with respect with the goal to achieve…
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Are conventional mathematics sufficient for modeling brain mechanisms and mental phenomena in cognitive computing and computational intelligence?
Yingxu Wang
Basic causality:
- Numbers (for data, conventional) vs. Hyperstructures (for knowledge, contemporary)
- The domain of human reasoning is hyperstructures (H) of concepts and behavioral processes rather than numbers (N, R).
- Suitable mathematical means known as denotational mathematics for facilitating rigorous inference of knowledge and thought in H are required.
Paradigms of denotational mathematics [Wang, 2002-2013]:
- Semantic algebra, concept algebra, behavioral process algebra (RTPA), system algebra, inference algebra, visual semantic algebra (VSA), granular algebra, … (ICIC, http://www.ucalgary.ca/icic/)
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