Mathematical methods such as differential equations are fundamental to our understanding of Neural Networks. Papers here are devoted to direct applications of these mathematical concepts.
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A set of nonlinear differential equations that describe the dynamics of the ART1 model are presented, along with the motivation for their use. These equations are extensions of those developed by Carpenter and Grossberg ... |
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Introduction: This note describes some nonlinear networks which caD learn a spatial pattern, in "black and white," of arbitrary size and complexity. These networks are a special case of a collection of learning machines ~ ... |
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This note lists some psychological, physiological, and biochemical predictions that have been derived from simple psychological postu]ates. These psychological postulates have been used to derive a nev learning theory, 1-3 ... |
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1. Introduction. We study some systems of nonlinear functional-differential equations of the form(1)X(t)= A X(1) + B(Xi)X(t - r) + CO), t' 0,where X=(xi,, x„) is nonnegative, B(Xj) =jjB;j(t)jj is a matrixof nonlinear ... |
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Learning of patterns by neural networks obeying general rules of sensory transduction and of converting membrane potentials to spiking frequencies is considered. Any finite number of cellsA can sample a pattern playing on ... |
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This paper studies the variational systems of two closely related systemsof nonlinear difference-differential equations which arise in prediction- andlearning-theoretical applications ([1], [2], [31). The first system is ... |
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This paper studies the following system of nonlinear difference-differentialequations: [...](3)where i, j, k = 1, 2,..., n, and /3 0. We will establish global limit andoscillation theorems for the nonnegative solutions of ... |
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In this paper, we study some systems of nonlinear functional-differentialequations of the form X(t) = AX(t) + B(X,) X(t - r) + C(t), t 0, (1)which ... |
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1. Introduction. This paper describes some networks 9R that can learn,simultaneously remember, and individually reproduce on demand any numberof spatiotemporal patterns (e.g., "motor sequences") of essentially arbitrary ... |
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1. Introduction. This note describes limiting and oscillatory fea-tures of some nonlinear functional-differential systems having appli-cations in learning and nonstationary prediction theory. The mainresults discuss systems ... |
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A mathematical model with both a psychological and neurophysiological interpretation is introduced to qualitatively explain data about serial learning of lists. Phenomenasuch as bowing, anchoring, chunking, backward ... |
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This paper makes some neurophysiological and biochemical predictionsconcerning transmitter production and release which are suggested bypsychological postulates. A main theme is the joint comrol of presynapticexcitatory ... |
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Many of our sensory and motor organs have linearly ordered components, for example the fingers on a hand, the tonotopic organization of the auditory system, the successivjeo ints on arms and legs,t he spine,e tc. This paper ... |
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Introduction: A previous note [l] introduced some systems of nonlinear functional-differential equations of the form X(t) = AX(t) + B(Xt)X(t - r) + C(t) i £ 0, where X~(xi, • - * , xn) is nonnegative, B(Xt) is a ... |
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1. INTRODUCTION: This paper considers various aspects of the global limiting and oscillatorybehavior of the following system of nonlinear differential equations.sx;(t) ... |
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A learning theory in continuous time is derived herein from simple psychologicalpostulates. The theory has an anatomical and neurophysiological interpretation interms of nerve cell bodies, axons, synaptic knobs, membrane ... |
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1. Introduction - This paper describes some networks ..lf that can learn, simultaneously remember,and perform individually upon demand any number of spatiotemporal patterns(e.g., "motor sequences" and "internal perceptual ... |
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Neural networks are introduced which can be taught by classical or instrumental conditioning to fire in response to arbitrary learned classes of patterns. The filters of output cells are biased by presetting cells whose ... |
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A real-time neural network model, called affective balance theory, is developed to explain many properties of decision making under risk that heretofore have been analyzed using formal algebraic models, notably prospect ... |
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Possible dependencies of serial learning data on physiological parameters such as spiking thresholds, arousal level, and decay rate of potentials are considered in a rigorous learning model. Influence of these parameters on ... |
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The transformation of spatial patterns and their storage in short term memory by shunting neural networks are studied herein. Various mechanisms are described for real-time regulation of the amount of contrast with which a ... |
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Simple psychological postulates are presented which are used to derivepossible anatomical and physiological substrates of operant conditioning.These substrates are compatible with much psychological data aboutoperants. A ... |
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This note describes laws for the anatomy, potentials, spiking rules, and transmitters of some networks of formal neurons that enable them to learn spatial patterns by Pavlovian conditioning. Applications to spacetime pattern ... |
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This paper studies the global dynamics of neurons, or neuron populations,in a recurrent on-center off-surround anatomy undergoing nonlinearshunting interactions. In such an anatomy, a given population excitesitself and ... |
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Some possible neural mechanisms of pattern discrimination are discussed, leading to neural networks which can discriminate any number of essentially arbitrarily complicated space-time patterns and activate cells which can ... |
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This paper describes new properties of competitive systems which arise in population biology, ecology, psychophysiology, and developmental biology. These properties yield a global method for analyzing the geometric design ... |
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Several of the formal approaches that are used to explain psychophysiologicalphenomena lead to different properties and principles of organization. Theseapproaches include computer, linear, and nonlinear models. The present ... |
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This article reviews results on a learning theory that can be derived from simple psychological postulates and given a suggestive neurophysiological, anatomical, and biochemical interpretation. The neural networks described ... |
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A model of the nonlinear dynamics of reverberating on-center off-surround networks of nerve cells, or of cell populations, is analysed. The on-center off-surround anatomy allows patterns to be processed across populations ... |
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The process whereby input patterns are transformed and stored by competitive cellular networks is considered. This process arises in such diverse subjects as the short-tenD storage of visual or language patterns by neural ... |
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The hypothesis has been advanced thatcertain schizophrenic patients are in acontinual state of overarousal, leading topoor attention, and perhaps to schizophrenicpunning (Kornetsky and Eliasson, 1969;Maher, 1968). ... |
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Neural networks are derived from psychological postulates about punishment and avoidance. The classical notion that drive reduction is reinforcing is replaced by a precise physiological alternative akin to Miller s ""Go"" ... |
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Quantitative neural networks are derived from psychological postulates about punishment and avoidance. The classical notion that drive reduction is reinforcing is replaced by a precise physiological altetAative akin to ... |
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How does the brain group together different parts of an object into a coherent visual object representation? Different parts of an object may be processed by the brain at different rates and may thus become desynchronized. ... |
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Introduction.-This note introduces some nonlinear difference-differential equations which can be interpreted as a learning theory or, alternatively, as a prediction theory whose goal is to discuss the prediction of ... |
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This paper analyses a model for the parallel development and adult coding of neural feature detectors. The model was introduced in Grossberg (1976). We show how experience can retune feature detectors to respond to a ... |
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Adaptive Resonance Theory (ART) models are real-time neural networks for category learning, pattern recognition, and prediction. Unsupervised fuzzy ART and supervised fuzzy ARTMAP networks synthesize fuzzy logic and ART by ... |
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The adaptive resonance theory (ART) suggests a solution to the stability-plasticity dilemma facing designers of learning systems, namely how to design a learning system that will remain plastic, or adaptive, in response to ... |
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A neural network architecture for the learning of recognition categories is derived. Real-time network dynamics are completely characterized through mathematical analysis and computer simulations. The architecture ... |
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Hopfield and Tank refer to A new concept for understanding the dyanmic of neural circuitry using the equation (in a slightly different ... |
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A neural network which self-organizes and self-stabilizes its recognition codes in response to arbitrarily orderings of arbitrarily man y and arbitrarily complex binary input patterns is here outline. Top-down attentional ... |
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This article reviews results chosen from the theory of embedding fields. Embedding field theory discusses mechanisms of pattern discrimination and learning in a psychophysiological setting. It is derived from psychological ... |
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While most forest maps identify only the dominant vegetation class in delineated stands, individual stands are often better characterized by a mix of vegetation types. Many land management applications, including wildlife ... |
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How our brains give rise to our minds is one of the most intriguing questions in all of science. We are now living in a particularly interesting time to consider this question. This is true because, during the last decade, ... |
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This entry contains the software, implemented in the KDE Integrated NeuroSimulation Software (KInNeSS ) that simulates the Synchronous Matching Adaptive Resonance Theory. SMART was first described in Grossberg and Versace ... |
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