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Neural Models, Rana and Robots

The technological analog of the model “Rana computatrix” — the construction of flexible robots — constitutes a renewed source of interest in neuroscience. This chapter gives a short overview of goals, problems, and perspectives involved in modeling a relatively simple behavior with respect to the various levels of data structure.

Christoph von der Malsburg | C. Malsburg

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