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STDP forms associations between memory traces in networks of spiking neurons

2017-09-14

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Memory traces and associations between them are fundamental for cognitive brain function. Neuron recordings suggest that distributed assemblies of neurons in the brain serve as memory traces for spatial information, real-world items, and concepts. How-ever, there is conflicting evidence regarding neural codes for associated memory traces. Some studies suggest the emergence of overlaps between assemblies during an...

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Literature Corpus work: 8cefe651-0d97-55c1-a7ec-10d5f0cafdd8
DOI: 10.1101/188938

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