What's in a cell assembly?

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (4):629-630 (1995)
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The cell assembly as a simple attractor cannot explain many cognitive phenomena. It must be a highly structured network that can sustain highly structured excitation patterns. Moreover, a cell assembly must be more widely distributed in space than on a square millimeter.

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