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IJCNN 2009, Atlanta, Georgia, June14-19, 2009- IJCNN Special Session Page
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<UNDER CONSTRUCTION - Due date ~ January 2009>
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The neural
network society is more and more interested to find new ideas/models by looking
to brain circuitry and dynamics. Accordingly, each year, an increasing number
of papers dealing with computational models -part of them being related to the
hippocampus- are presented at IJCNN. The main goal of this special session is to regroup in a common session all papers related to the Hippocampus. Accordingly, we strongly encourage all persons submitting a paper related to the hippocampus to submit it to this special session. Models
can include just part of the hippocampus, or include other brain areas (as the
prefrontal cortex or the entorhinal cortex). These models can go from path
integration models to memory models, including models focusing on the different
hippocampal dynamics. The
underlying goal of this session is to face together different complementary
and/or competitive computational models which include the hippocampus in order
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Mar. 10, 2009 - Final Submission Jun. 14-19, 2009 - Conference (Atlanta, GA, USA) All papers for this special session should
be submitted on the general IJCNN 2009 submission site.
The instructions for authors can be found here.
During the submission process, please mention in the field 'Main Research Topic' the name
of our special Session: S10: Hippocampal models. | ||||||||||||||||
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Colin Molter and Yoko Yamaguchi Laboratory for Dynamics of Emergent Intelligence RIKEN Brain Science Institute - Japan e-mail: cmolter or yokoy @brain.riken.jp web: colin and yoko | ||||||||||||||||
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Title: Representation of an environmental space by grid fields: A study with a computational model of the grid cell based on a column structure Author: Tanvir Islam and Yoko Yamaguchi Laboratory for Dynamics of Emergent Intelligence - RIKEN Brain Science Institute (Japan) Summary
Title: A model of the hippocampal representation of events Author: Andras Lorincz and Gabor Szirtes Summary
Title: Extraction of Distance Information from the Activity of Entorhinal Grid Cells: a Model Study Author: Zsofia Huhn, Zoltan Somogyvari, Tamas Kiss and Peter Erdi Summary
Title: Online organization of chaotic cell assemblies. A Model for the Cognitive Map Formation? Author: Utku Salihoglu, Hugues Bersini, Yoko Yamaguchi and Colin Molter IRIDIA - University of Brussels (Belgium) Summary
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