184 Jcost (f_u / f_v) 185 186/-- **KEY LEMMA**: J-cost is strictly increasing on (1, ∞). 187 For r > 1, J(r) > J(1) = 0. Combined with J(r) = J(1/r), 188 this means any deviation from r = 1 increases cost. 189 190 This is the mathematical content of Hebb's rule: correlated firing (r ≈ 1) 191 has minimal cost; uncorrelated firing (r ≠ 1) has positive cost. -/
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