Titlebook: Demystifying the Brain; A Computational Appr V. Srinivasa Chakravarthy Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Computational Neur

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John Fry,Gerald Sandler,David Brookst neurologist, and a young individual uninitiated into the subtleties of brain science. The young chap asked Ramachandran what he did for a living. The neurologist explained that his research interests lay in the study of vision, of how the brain perceives objects. The man seemed to be unimpressed.

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Diego Santiago-Alarcon,Jane Merkelasy problem of vision concerns itself with what happens to light when it enters the brain through the portals called eyes. What is its path? What are the major stopovers? What exactly happens at each of these stopovers? The problem is not easy because it is known in all its immense detail. In fact,

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David Cameron Duffy,F. Hernan Vargased everything, and pushed her helplessly down a path of quiet self-destruction. Even as a 6 year old, she showed a natural flair for ., a traditional Indian dance form. But art and music flowed in their family with many of her cousins making it big in the world of culture. Padma’s father took pride

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65909-1superior habitats, and moves from where it is to where it wants to be. (Familiar stationary life forms—the plant life that we see around us—do not have the same advantage.) Like the opposable thumb, or encephalization, the ability to move, to proactively propel itself and plough through a resisting

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,Brain—Through the Aeons,We have noted Wernicke’s beautiful synthesis of our understanding of various aphasias: that simple functions (e.g., speech production) are localized in the brain, whereas more complex functions (e.g., speech in general) are performed by a coordinated action of several brain areas.

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Life in Motion,superior habitats, and moves from where it is to where it wants to be. (Familiar stationary life forms—the plant life that we see around us—do not have the same advantage.) Like the opposable thumb, or encephalization, the ability to move, to proactively propel itself and plough through a resisting world marks a great milestone of evolution.