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The evolution in the brain

It is shown that populations of individual signal patterns in the central nervous system, may be adapted for maximum mean fitness in about the same manner as populations of organisms in the Darwinian evolution of natural systems. This is also consistent with the Hebbian rule of associative learning and the maximum-entropy-principle according to the second law of thermodynamics.

Gregor Kjellström

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