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'''p.xv''' The [[User:Jm34harvey/wip/feldman2006/15#A Brief Guide to the Book|preface]] |
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Revision as of 20:23, 26 April 2014
Chapter 9. The Computational Bridge
Learning and Neural Computation
p115b: "Going back to the underlying neurobiology discussed in chapters 4, 5 and 6, we recall that there are positive and negative synaptic connections between neurons. These biological synapses have differing strength depending on their size and the type and concentration of transmitting and receiving molecules. In connectionist models, modifiable connection weights model this varying strength of synaptic connections."
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p.xv The preface links to this introduction to the technical tools used to model how various components of language and thought are realized in the brain.
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