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Architectural Consequences of Mapping 3D Space Representations onto 2D

We have simulated a mechanism providing stable space representations in a moving frame. This 3D mechanism could be embedded in a 2D architecture which is very similar to cerebellar structures and allows quantitative predictions.

Georg Hartmann

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