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Multiscale modeling of the brain should be validated in more detail against the biological data
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (2):297-298 (1996)
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Wright & Liley provide an advance in addressing the interaction of multiple scales of processing in the brain. It should address in more detail the biological evidence that underlies the models it proposes to replace.Other Versions
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