FRONT MATTER
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| Memory |
AN EXTENDED BUFFER MODEL FOR ACTIVE MAINTENANCE AND SELECTIVE UPDATING
EDDY J. DAVELAAR and MARIUS USHER | 3 |
EFFECT OF THE LEARNING MATERIAL STRUCTURE ON RETROACTIVE AND PROACTIVE INTERFERENCE IN HUMANS: WHEN THE SELF-REFRESHING NEURAL NETWORK MECHANISM PROVIDES NEW INSIGHTS
S. C. MUSCA, S. ROUSSET and B. ANS | 15 |
| Vision |
SPATIOTEMPORAL LINEAR SIMPLE-CELL MODELS BASED ON TEMPORAL COHERENCE AND INDEPENDENT COMPONENT ANALYSIS
JARMO HURRI, JAAKKO VÄYRYNEN and AAPO HYVÄRINEN | 29 |
PREDICTING COLLISION: A CONNECTIONIST MODEL
J. KARANKA and D. LUQUE | 39 |
| Action and Navigation |
APPLYING FORWARD MODELS TO SEQUENCE LEARNING: A CONNECTIONIST IMPLEMENTATION
DIONYSSIOS THEOFILOU, ARNAUD DESTREBECQZ and AXEL CLEEREMANS | 51 |
THE SIMULATION OF CHARACTER PRODUCTION BEHAVIOURS IN CONNECTIONIST NETWORKS
F. M. RICHARDSON, N. DAVEY, L. PETERS and D. J. DONE | 62 |
AN INTEGRATION OF TWO CONTROL ARCHITECTURES OF ACTION SELECTION AND NAVIGATION INSPIRED BY NEURAL CIRCUITS IN THE VERTEBRATES: THE BASAL GANGLIA
B. GIRARD, D. FILLIAT, J.-A. MEYER, A. BERTHOZ and A. GUILLOT | 72 |
STAGED LEARNING OF SACCADIC EYE MOVEMENTS WITH A ROBOT CAMERA HEAD
W. SCHENCK and R. MÖLLER | 82 |
| Developmental Processes |
MODELLING ASYMMETRIC INFANT CATEGORIZATION WITH THE REPRESENTATIONAL ACUITY HYPOTHESIS
G. WESTERMANN and D. MARESCHAL | 95 |
A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF THE EMERGENCE OF GAZE FOLLOWING
ERIC CARLSON and JOCHEN TRIESCH | 105 |
CONNECTIONIST MODELS OF OVER-SPECIFIC LEARNING IN AUTISM
JOSEPH P. LEVY | 115 |
| Category Acquisition |
SOLVING THE VISUAL EXPERTISE MYSTERY
C. A. JOYCE and G. W. COTTRELL | 127 |
EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE AND THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF FEATURE CREATION DURING CATEGORY ACQUISITION
M. FINK, G. BEN-SHAKHAR and D. HORN | 137 |
DOES THE ENERGY SPECTRUM FROM GABOR WAVELET FILTERING REPRESENT SUFFICIENT INFORMATION FOR NEURAL NETWORK RECOGNITION AND CLASSIFICATION TASKS?
MARTIAL MERMILLOD, NATHALIE GUYADER and ALAN CHAUVIN | 148 |
| Attention |
THROUGH ATTENTION TO CONSCIOUSNESS BY CODAM
JOHN G. TAYLOR | 159 |
MODELING VISUAL SEARCH: EVOLVING THE SELECTIVE ATTENTION FOR IDENTIFICATION MODEL (SAIM)
DIETMAR HEINKE, GLYN W. HUMPHREYS and CLAIRE L. TWEED | 168 |
TOWARDS A NEURAL NETWORK MODEL OF THE ATTENTIONAL BLINK
H. BOWMAN, B. P. WYBLE and P.J. BARNARD | 178 |
LIMITED CAPACITY DIMENSIONAL ATTENTION AND THE CONFIGURAL-CUE MODEL OF STIMULUS REPRESENTATION
PAUL D BARTOS | 188 |
| High Level Cognition and Implementation Issues |
A TEMPORAL ATTRACTOR FRAMEWORK FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANALOGICAL COMPLETION
R. LEECH, D. MARESCHAL and R. COOPER | 201 |
ON THE EVOLUTION OF IRRATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
JOHN A. BULLINARIA | 211 |
MULTIPLE PERSON INFERENCES: A VIEW OF A CONNECTIONIST INTEGRATION
FRANK VAN OVERWALLE | 221 |
APPROACHES TO EFFICIENT SIMULATION WITH SPIKING NEURAL NETWORKS
COLM G. CONNOLLY, IOANA MARIAN and RONAN G. REILLY | 231 |
| Language and Speech |
READING, SUBLEXICAL UNITS AND SCRAMBLED WORDS: CAPTURING THE HUMAN DATA
R.C. SHILLCOCK and P. MONAGHAN | 243 |
HOW THE CONSTRAINTS ON ENGLISH COMPOUND PRODUCTION MIGHT BE LEARNT FROM THE LINGUISTIC INPUT: EVIDENCE FROM SIMPLE RECURRENT NETWORKS
J.A. HAYES, V.A. MURPHY, N. DAVEY and P.M. SMITH | 253 |
USING THE STRUCTURE FOUND IN TIME: BUILDING DISTRIBUTED REPRESENTATIONS OF WORD FORMS BY ACCUMULATION OF EXPECTATIONS
F. MOSCOSO DEL PRADO MARTÍN, R. SCHREUDER and R. H. BAAYEN | 263 |
CONNECTIONIST MODELS OF SPEECH SEGMENTATION AND THE UTTERANCE BOUNDARY STRATEGY: A COMPARISON OF THE SOM, SRN AND N-GRAMS
J. A. HAMMERTON | 273 |
| Cognitive Architectures and Binding |
DESIGNING AN OSCILLATORY MODEL OF BRAIN COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS
R.M. BORISYUK and Y.B. KAZANOVICH | 285 |
UNDERSTANDING OBJECT FEATURE BINDING THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION AS A PRECURSOR TO MODELLING
C. MAIR, M. SHEPPERD, M. CARTWRIGHT, C. KIRSOPP, R. PREMRAJ and D. HEATHCOTE | 295 |
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