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Memory, learning and neuromediators

We consider a model of a neural network where the individual cells interact only by releasing and absorbing the molecules of a neuromediator. We show that such a system can realize the function of associative memory. A learning mechanism based on the chemotaxis is proposed and numerically investigated.

Alexander S. Mikhailov

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