Titlebook: Information Processing in The Nervous System; Proceedings of a Sym K. N. Leibovic Conference proceedings 1969 Springer Science+Business Med

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The Speech Code and the Physiology of Languageion of words to convey meaning and the arrangement of words in sentences—must seem far removed from familiar concepts and methods. Surely, he would prefer to study processes that are physiologically more accessible, but are yet linguistic. We believe that the production and perception of speech, in

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Repetition, Visual Persistence, Visual Noise and Information Processing the effects of repeated, brief exposures on the growth of a percept, primarily of words and letters. We have shown that even in the absence of an increase in energy or stimulus.adequacy (duration, luminance, contrast, visual angle, or print discriminability), well-spaced, repeated presentations not

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Trigger Features, Adaptation and Economy of Impulses a less redundant form at sensory relays and centers (Attneave, 1956; Barlow, 1959, 1961a, b). This is a suitable opportunity to have another look at this notion in the light of more recent advances. First, I will briefly recapitulate the idea.

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Information Processing in the Motorsensory Cortexis processed, and to what purpose. We will begin by defining the motorsensory cortex, and by making some first guesses at the functions that it might serve. Next, we will consider the kinds of information that reach it, and how the target cells for these sensory inputs are distributed and grouped in

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