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Volume 10, Issue 6
August 1998
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ISSN 0899-7667
EISSN 1530-888X
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Chaotic Balanced State in a Model of Cortical Circuits
C. van Vreeswijk, H. Sompolinsky
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1321–1371.
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Blind Source Separation and Deconvolution: The Dynamic Component Analysis Algorithm
H. Attias, C. E. Schreiner
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1373–1424.
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Notes

Bias/Variance Decompositions for Likelihood-Based Estimators
Tom Heskes
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1425–1433.
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The Influence Function of Principal Component Analysis by Self-Organizing Rule
Isao Higuchi, Shinto Eguchi
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1435–1444.
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A Sparse Representation for Function Approximation
Tomaso Poggio, Federico Girosi
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1445–1454.
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Letters

An Equivalence Between Sparse Approximation and Support Vector Machines
Federico Girosi
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1455–1480.
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Extended Kalman Filter–Based Pruning Method for Recurrent Neural Networks
John Sum, Lai-wan Chan, Chi-sing Leung, Gilbert H. Young
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1481–1505.
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Transform-Invariant Recognition by Association in a Recurrent Network
Néstor Parga, Edmund Rolls
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1507–1525.
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Retrieval Dynamics in Oscillator Neural Networks
Toshio Aoyagi, Katsunori Kitano
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1527–1546.
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A Fast and Robust Cluster Update Algorithm for Image Segmentation in Spin-Lattice Models Without Annealing—Visual Latencies Revisited
Ralf Opara, Florentin Wörgötter
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1547–1566.
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Probability Density Methods for Smooth Function Approximation and Learning in Populations of Tuned Spiking Neurons
Terence David Sanger
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1567–1586.
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A Potts Neuron Approach to Communication Routing
Jari Häkkinen, Martin Lagerholm, Carsten Peterson, Bo Söderberg
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (6): 1587–1599.
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