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Is the time ripe for integration of scales?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (2):295-296 (1996)
Abstract
Some concepts relating to learned, structured functioning of local modules in neocortex are clarified in order to ensure that the integration from the small scale to the global attempted by Wright & Liley does not miss the target.Other Versions
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