Bidirectional Associative Memory
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Bidirectional Associative Memory usually referred to as BAM is a type of recurrent neural network.
[edit] Topology
It contains two layers of neurons that recursively send information between each other. Input layer sends results to the output layer using same weighted edges. And output layer sends results back to the input layer using same weighted edges.
