Yes, recurrent connections are one of the mechanisms that could be responsible for learning. These are used to 'steer' front-end neurons, for example to focus on a certain feature.
There is also 'Hebbian learning', which means that the connections between neurons that fire at the same time become stronger.
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Yes, recurrent connections are one of the mechanisms that could be responsible for learning. These are used to 'steer' front-end neurons, for example to focus on a certain feature.
There is also 'Hebbian learning', which means that the connections between neurons that fire at the same time become stronger.