Perceptual neural organization: some approaches based on network models and information theory.
@article{Linsker1990PerceptualNO,
title={Perceptual neural organization: some approaches based on network models and information theory.},
author={Ralph Linsker},
journal={Annual review of neuroscience},
year={1990},
volume={13},
pages={
257-81
}
}Article de synthese a propos de la modelisation de l'information et de l'expression des lois regissant les interactions entre les neurones sous formes d'algorithmes afin de comprendre l'organisation nerveuse depuis le niveau subcellulaire jusqu'au niveau systemique
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