DENDRITIC COMPUTATION¶
London, & Häusser. (2005). DENDRITIC COMPUTATION. Annual Review of Neuroscience.
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Domain-specific¶
- Dendritic Integration
- A single neuron therefore implements a small hierarchical nonlinear network internally, a result formalised in compartmental models by Wilfrid Rall's cable theory and given its modern computational interpretation in the work of Michael Häusser, Bartlett Mel, and Panayiota Poirazi.
This sourceReview reporting that neuronal dendrites implement elementary computations through a range of linear and nonlinear mechanisms, so that the contribution of single neurons to computation had long been underestimated.
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“Here we review recent work showing that neuronal dendrites exhibit a range of linear and nonlinear mechanisms that allow them to implement elementary computations.”
- A single neuron therefore implements a small hierarchical nonlinear network internally, a result formalised in compartmental models by Wilfrid Rall's cable theory and given its modern computational interpretation in the work of Michael Häusser, Bartlett Mel, and Panayiota Poirazi.
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