Neural computation

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  Año 2003, Vol. 15, Número 9

  • Have Brain Dynamics Evolved? Should We Look for Unique Dynamics in the Sapient Species?

    Theodore Holmes Bullock

    págs. 2013-2027

    

  • Is There Something Out There? Inferring Space from Sensorimotor Dependencies

    D. Philipona, Jean-Pierre Nadal, J.K. O'Regan

    págs. 2029-2049

    

  • A Developmental Approach Aids Motor Learning

    Robert Jacobs, Volodymyr Ivanchenko

    págs. 2051-2065

    

  • Cell Responsiveness in Macaque Superior Temporal Polysensory Area Measured by Temporal Discriminants

    R. M. Siegel, K. C. Anderson, J. A. Turner

    págs. 2067-2090

    

  • Local Interactions in Neural Networks Explain Global Effects in Gestalt Processing and Masking

    Michael H. Herzog, Udo Ernst, Axel Etzold, Christian W. Eurich

    págs. 2091-2113

    

  • Computing with Populations of Monotonically Tuned Neurons

    Emmanuel Guigon

    págs. 2115-2127

    

  • A Simple and Stable Numerical Solution for the Population Density Equation

    M. de Kamps

    págs. 2129-2146

    

  • Slow Feature Analysis: A Theoretical Analysis of Optimal Free Responses

    Laurenz Wiskott

    págs. 2147-2177

    

  • Synchrony of Fast-Spiking Interneurons Interconnected by GABAergic and Electrical Synapses

    Masaki Nomura, Tomoki Fukai, Toshio Aoyagi

    págs. 2179-2198

    

  • Activation Functions Defined on Higher-Dimensional Spaces for Approximation on Compact Sets with and without Scaling

    Yoshifusa Ito

    págs. 2199-2226

    

  • Bayesian Trigonometric Support Vector Classifier

    Chong Jin Ong, S. Sathiya Keerthi, Wei Chu

    págs. 2227-2254