Learning how the brain learns

Eilon Vaadia ()
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Eilon Vaadia: Department of Physiology Hadassah Medical School and the Interdisciplinary Center for Neural Computation The Hebrew University

Nature, 2000, vol. 405, issue 6786, 523-525

Abstract: To understand how we learn, we need to study the activity and interactions of many neurons over long periods of time. A new study attempts to do just that. Recordings of neuronal activity as rats learn a simple task, combined with complex analytical algorithms, offer one way to approach the problem.

Date: 2000
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