Titlebook: Dynamic Neural Field Theory for Motion Perception; Martin A. Giese Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 algorithms.comp

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淡紫色花

R, and tested with a variety of apparent motion stimuli. This non-simplified neural field model permits also a more detailed evaluation of the basic concepts perceptive space, specification by the stimulus, and cooperativity, than was possible in the context of the motion quartet.

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P,to multiple behaviors. In this way, they account for the organization of multiple behavioral patterns in biological organisms. This chapter gives an introduction in some fundamental concepts of the dynamic approach that are relevant as basis for the neural field theory. The presentation follows the basic ideas in SCH?NER and KELSO [172].

現(xiàn)實

S,ional methods it is crucial that a . can be derived for homogeneous neural fields with symmetric interaction function. To give the reader some intuitive ideas about the meaning of Lyapunov functionals first a short introduction in Lyapunov functions for the discrete neural network dynamics is given.

絕緣

S,implemented by B. CUBALESKA [33, 61] are described. The algorithm is illustrated with data on the representation of position in area 17 of the cat that has been measured by JANCKE, AKHAVAN and collaborators [98].

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獨特性

Neural field model for the motor planning of eye movementspublications, and to the review article [114] with respect to these issues. The aim of this chapter is rather to illustrate some central aspects of the theory by KOPECZ and SCH?NER on an intuitive level.