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期刊名:Journal of physiology-paris

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ISSN:0928-4257

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We investigate the ability of multi-dimensional attractor networks to perform reliable computations with noisy population codes. We show that such networks can perform computations as reliably as possible--meaning they can reach the Cramér...
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Magnetoencephalography (MEG) has practically unlimited temporal resolution. Fundamental physical reasons, however, restrict the capability of MEG to separate simultaneously active sources. After a brief tutorial introduction into MEG, vario...
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The growing need for a better understanding of large-scale brain dynamics has stimulated in the last decade the development of new and more advanced data analysis techniques. Progress in this domain has greatly benefited from developments i...
J Ph Lachaux,D Rudrauf,P Kahane J Ph Lachaux
This review is an attempt to highlight the value of human intracranial recordings (intracranial electro-encephalography, iEEG) for human brain mapping, based on their technical characteristics and based on the corpus of results they have al...
Marc A Maier,Larry E Shupe,Eberhard E Fetz Marc A Maier
Dynamic recurrent neural networks composed of units with continuous activation functions provide a powerful tool for simulating a wide range of behaviors, since the requisite interconnections can be readily derived by gradient descent metho...
Fahad Sultan,Detlef Heck Fahad Sultan
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Fadila Hadj-Bouziane,Martine Meunier,Driss Boussaoud Fadila Hadj-Bouziane
Sensory guidance of behavior often involves standard visuo-motor mapping of body movements onto objects and spatial locations. For example, looking at and reaching to grasp a glass of wine requires the mapping of the eyes and hand to the lo...