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Volume 10, Issue 8
November 1998
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EISSN 1530-888X
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Competition for Neurotrophic Factors: Mathematical Analysis
T. Elliott, N. R. Shadbolt
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 1939–1981.
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Why Does the Somatosensory Homunculus Have Hands Next to Face and Feet Next to Genitals? A Hypothesis
Martha J. Farah
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 1983–1985.
View articletitled, Why Does the Somatosensory Homunculus Have Hands Next to Face and Feet Next to Genitals? A Hypothesis
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Letters

Extracting Oscillations: Neuronal Coincidence Detection with Noisy Periodic Spike Input
Richard Kempter, Wulfram Gerstner, J. Leo van Hemmen, Hermann Wagner
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 1987–2017.
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Connecting Cortical and Behavioral Dynamics: Bimanual Coordination
V. K. Jirsa, A. Fuchs, J. A. S. Kelso
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2019–2045.
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Constructive Incremental Learning from Only Local Information
Stefan Schaal, Christopher G. Atkeson
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2047–2084.
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Information Maximization and Independent Component Analysis: Is There a Difference?
D. Obradovic, G. Deco
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2085–2101.
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An Alternative Perspective on Adaptive Independent Component Analysis Algorithms
Mark Girolami
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2103–2114.
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Density Estimation by Mixture Models with Smoothing Priors
Akio Utsugi
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2115–2135.
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Complexity Issues in Natural Gradient Descent Method for Training Multilayer Perceptrons
Howard Hua Yang, Shun-ichi Amari
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2137–2157.
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Almost Linear VC-Dimension Bounds for Piecewise Polynomial Networks
Peter L. Bartlett, Vitaly Maiorov, Ron Meir
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2159–2173.
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The Diabolo Classifier
Holger Schwenk
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2175–2200.
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Online Learning from Finite Training Sets and Robustness to Input Bias
Peter Sollich, David Barber
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2201–2217.
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Antipredictable Sequences: Harder to Predict Than Random Sequences
Huaiyu Zhu, Wolfgang Kinzel
Neural Computation (1998) 10 (8): 2219–2230.
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