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Information Processing in The Nervous System: Proceedings of a Symposium held at the State University of New York at Buffalo 21st–24th October, 1968 |
K. N. Leibovic
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Information Processing in The Nervous System: Proceedings of a Symposium held at the State University of New York at Buffalo 21st–24th October, 1968
The Reticular Formation Command and Control System
Authors

W. Kilmer; W. S. McCulloch

ARI Id

1664819886504_3649876

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

297-307

DOI

10.1007/978-3-662-25549-0_16

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-662-25549-0_16

Table of Contents of Book
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Front Matter
i-xvii
Front Matter
1-1
Automata Theory as an Abstract Boundary Condition for the Study of Information Processing in the Nervous System
Michael A. Arbib
3-19
Hierarchical Organization in Automata Theoretic Models of the Central Nervous System
Robert Rosen
21-35
The Non-local Storage and Associative Retrieval of Spatio-Temporal Patterns
H. C. Longuet-Higgins
37-47
Front Matter
49-49
On the Complexity of Language Processing by the Brain
P. Stanley Peters Jr.
51-83
Context-Sensitive Coding in Speech Recognition, Articulation and Developments
Wayne A. Wickelgren
85-96
The Speech Code and the Physiology of Language
Ignatius G. Mattingly; Alvin M. Liberman
97-117
Front Matter
119-119
Repetition, Visual Persistence, Visual Noise and Information Processing
Ralph Norman Haber
121-140
Behavioral and Electrophysiological Studies of Visual Masking
Peter H. Schiller
141-165
Temporal Summation During Backward Visual Masking
R. M. Boynton
167-176
Toward a Theory of Man: Precision of Essentic Form in Living Communication
Manfred Clynes
177-206
Front Matter
207-207
Trigger Features, Adaptation and Economy of Impulses
H. B. Barlow
209-230
Information Processing in the Motorsensory Cortex
Vernon B. Brooks
231-243
The Dynamic Loop Hypothesis of Movement Control
J. C. Eccles
245-269
Front Matter
271-271
On Synaptic Transmission, Neural Signals and Psychophysiological Phenomena
K. N. Leibovic; N. H. Sabah
273-292
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