Are single-cell data sufficient for testing neural network models?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (4):626-627 (1995)
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Persistent activity can be the product of mechanisms other than attractor reverberations. The single-unit data presented by Amit cannot discriminate between the different mechanisms. In fact, single-unit data do not appear to be adequate for testing neural network models.

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