The Correlation Theory of Brain Function¶
von der Malsburg, C. (1981). The Correlation Theory of Brain Function.
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- Binding Problem
- The binding-by-synchrony hypothesis in neuroscience (features bound by oscillatory coincidence) and the foreign-key discipline in databases (features bound by a shared ID) are different mechanism choices for the same structural problem
This sourceProposes the binding-by-synchrony hypothesis — features bound by temporal correlation of neural activity — one mechanism choice for the structural binding problem.
- The binding-by-synchrony hypothesis in neuroscience (features bound by oscillatory coincidence) and the foreign-key discipline in databases (features bound by a shared ID) are different mechanism choices for the same structural problem
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