The puzzle of chaotic neurodynamics

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (5):812-813 (2001)
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Experimental evidence and mathematical/computational models show that in many cases chaotic, nonregular oscillations are adequate to describe the dynamical behaviour of neural systems. Further work is needed to understand the meaning of this dynamical regime for modelling information processing in the brain.

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