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Distributed cell assemblies and detailed cell models
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (4):637-638 (1995)
Abstract
Hebbian cell-assembly theory and attractor networks are good starting points for modeling cortical processing. Detailed cell models can be useful in understanding the dynamics of attractor networks. Cell assemblies are likely to be distributed, with the cortical column as the local processing unit. Synaptic memory may be dominant in all but the first couple of seconds.Other Versions
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