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Introduction |
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Maps |
| II. |
The Auditory Nervous System
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1. |
the cochlear map |
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2. |
cortical maps |
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| III. |
Examples of Auditory Maps
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1. |
how a map works: the mustached bat's CF-CF area |
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2. |
map magnification: the mustached bat's DSCF area |
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3. |
map plasticity: the optic tectum of the barn owl |
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| IV. |
Temporal Filters
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1. |
delay lines: barn owl nucleus laminarus maps |
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2. |
delay lines: mustached bat FM-FM area |
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3. |
delay lines for auto-correlation: Mead's silicon match filter |
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4. |
Hopfield's phase-time coding |
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5. |
delay used to create simultaeous scenes |
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| V. |
Connectionist Models
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1. |
connectionist mapping: monaural sound location in the cat's superior
colliculus |
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2. |
a connectionist delay line |
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3. |
within-neuron processes: connectionist model of bat FM-FM neurons |
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| VI. |
Suga's Multifunctional Elements |