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Levels, models, and brain activities: Neurodynamics is pluralistic
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (2):296-297 (1996)
Abstract
Some dichotomies related to modeling electrocortical activities are analyzed. Attractor neural networks versus biologically motivated models, near-equilibrium versus nonequilibrium processes, linear and nonlinear dynamics, stochastic and chaotic patterns, local and global scale simulation of cortical activities are discussed.Other Versions
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