ArticleFrontiers in behavioral neuroscience2017
Ring Attractor Dynamics Emerge from a Spiking Model of the Entire Protocerebral Bridge.
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Abstract
Animal navigation is accomplished by a combination of landmark-following and dead reckoning based on estimates of self motion. Both of these approaches require the encoding of heading information, which can be represented as an allocentric or egocentric azimuthal angle. Recently, Ca
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