Models of Behavior and the Hypothalamus

作者: L. De Ruiter , P.R. Wiepkema , J.G. Veening

DOI: 10.1016/S0079-6123(08)61928-7

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摘要: Publisher Summary The purpose of this chapter is to define a model behavior as set statements from which truthful predictions the future an individual can be derived. All such models rest on assumption that, given sufficient information present internal state and external input individual, its in subsequent time interval more or less predictable. There are, however, two different ways specified. On one hand, there purely behavioral approach, attempts terms currently observed relations between sensory output individual. In approach regarded black box. As regards hypothalamus, although no general theory function yet constructed, it argued that apparently conflicting views “specificity” “plasticity” neuronal networks are bound converge further analysis facts.

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