Titlebook: Neural and Synergetic Computers; Proceedings of the I Hermann Haken Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 brai

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Conference proceedings 1988concepts of synergeticsand dynamic systems theory to the constructionof neuralcomputers. Further topics include statistical approachestoneural computers and their design (for example by sparsecoding),perception motor control, and new types of spatialmultistability in lasers.

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0172-7389 of basic concepts of synergeticsand dynamic systems theory to the constructionof neuralcomputers. Further topics include statistical approachestoneural computers and their design (for example by sparsecoding),perception motor control, and new types of spatialmultistability in lasers.978-3-642-74121

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Synergetics in Pattern Recognition and Associative Actionne of the motivations which has led to the mushrooming field of neurocomputers [1]. Whether a present day neural computer can be considered as a sensitive model of the neural network of a brain is, to put it mildly, an open question. Indeed, opinions range from great optimism to a profound scepticism (see for instance Kohonen [2]).

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Problems for Nets and Nets for Problemsays led me to confront problems whose very existence was previously unknown; however satisfactory some results may have been to me, each step has only increased my feeling of ignorance and strengthened my belief that the whole field is still in its infancy.

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Associative Memory and Its Statistical Neurodynamical Analysislaw of connection weights, we have an ensemble of randomly generated networks. Statistical neurodynamics provides a theoretical method to search for macroscopic behaviors which are shared by all typical random networks in the ensemble, i.e. those networks generated by the same probability law.

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0172-7389 al computers and their design (for example by sparsecoding),perception motor control, and new types of spatialmultistability in lasers.978-3-642-74121-0978-3-642-74119-7Series ISSN 0172-7389 Series E-ISSN 2198-333X