Titlebook: Competition and Cooperation in Neural Nets; Proceedings of the U Shun-ichi Amari (Co-Organizer),Michael A. Arbib (C Conference proceedings

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X-Ray Reflectivity and Surface Roughness,elation existing between a prey and a predator species, we simplify the relation itself by neglecting the influence of the remaining species or by representing such influence just by means of some parameters.

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Sigmoidal Systems and Layer Analysis for the mathematical analysis of the neural models. Indeed, some parts of the theory, dealing for example with small-amplitude phenomena, have already been extended to the latter context (Ermentrout 1980; Ermentrout and Cowan 1979, 1980a, 1980b).

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Competitive and Cooperative Aspects in Dynamics of Neural Excitation and Self-Organization and cooperation in an abstract field of a signal space. A field theory of self-organization is proposed and the behaviors of self-organizing nerve nets are analyzed from this unified point of view. The formation of topographic structures is elucidated by this method.

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Nerve Pulse Interactionsndrodendritic interactions [15]. Such suggestions have led Waxman to propse the concept of a “multiplex neuron” [16] which bears about the same relationship to a linear threshold unit as does a “chip” to a “gate” in modern integrated circuit technology.

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Systems Matching and Topographic Maps: The Branch-Arrow Model (BAM)ords well with most of the data, we shall present evidence that indicates the need for an additional mechanism, interaction between the branches and the tectal surface. A model of this kind, the Extended Branch Arrow Model (XBAM), will be described in a sequel.