Self-organizing maps for visual feature representation based on natural binocular stimuli

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We model the stimulus-induced development of the topography of the primary visual cortex. The analysis uses a self-organizing Kohonen model based on high-dimensional coding. It allows us to obtain an arbitrary number of feature maps by de

Jan C. Wiemer, Thomas Burwick, Werner von Seelen

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Added	17 Dec 2010
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Type	Journal
Year	2000
Where	BC
Authors	Jan C. Wiemer, Thomas Burwick, Werner von Seelen

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