Technical integration of hippocampus, basal ganglia and physical models for spatial navigation
Computational neuroscience is increasingly moving beyond modeling individual neurons or neural systems to consider the integration of multiple models, often constructed by different research groups. We report on our preliminary technical integration of recent hippocampal formation, basal ganglia an...
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Charles W Fox [verfasserIn] Mark D Humphries [verfasserIn] Ben Mitchinson [verfasserIn] Tamas Kiss [verfasserIn] Zoltan Somogyva [verfasserIn] Tony J Prescott [verfasserIn] |
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