Homogeneous neural networks cannot provide complex cognitive functions

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (2):293-293 (1999)
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Abstract

Within the Hebbian paradigm the mechanism for integrating cell assemblies oscillating with different frequencies remains unclear. We hypothesize that such an integration may occur in cortical “interaction foci” that unite synchronously oscillated assemblies through hard-wired connections, synthesizing the information from various functional systems of the brain.

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