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Spatiotemporal discrimination in attractor networks with short-term synaptic plasticity

2018-04-07

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We demonstrate the ability of a randomly connected attractor network with dynamic synapses to discriminate between similar sequences containing multiple stimuli and suggest such networks provide a general basis for neural computations in the brain. The network is based on units representing assemblies of pools of neurons, with preferentially strong recurrent excitatory connections within each unit. Such excitatory...

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09dbd976-5f37-5011-9f54-63e4c35f0424
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10.1101/296905
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