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The location was tonotopic. I can't imagine this happening in nature as freezing of the cochlea would take too long for any tonotopic representatio n to be ... http://groups.google.com/g/60c7feed/t/82ec6a32ed1b537d/d/9de12aaa7e872f6d?... |
This perception would necessarily depend on the firing pattern WITHIN one tonotopic representation and @i[across several] tonotopic representations. http://groups.google.com/g/df57fef5/t/b01cde69c9baf7e9/d/f1d407add9787830?... |
If an electrode array is mapped over the tonotopic mappings of the auditory apparatus, one could obtain a crude "representation" of the Representation of ... http://groups.google.com/g/3ff7feef/t/f1a6e4c318a1ab44/d/1d1396d5c3f0f5f7?... |
In the auditory literature, these are called "rate-place" representations, "place" being the position of the neuron in a tonotopic, frequency map (or alternately, the ... http://groups.google.com/g/8437feb0/t/66e3bff1db8dfdc7/d/4f6b6d7e2730a5fe?... |
One of the primary ways that the auditory cortex encodes is through a spatial representation of frequency. There is ... This is called tonotopic mapping. See for ... http://groups.google.com/g/fc17ff07/t/3413c772dace1b90/d/5404bb13e9c6435?... |
In one case you have retinotopic mapping, and in the other you have tonotopi c mapping. The brain evolved its internal representations to deal with the different ... http://groups.google.com/g/a807ff04/t/28fffc47e7af6138/d/222a5a689c7a5545?... |
The representation we use is a highly-redundant, non-independent auditory ... in the sense that not every tonotopic channels is delivering usable information. http://groups.google.com/g/8557fefa/t/3eb2704cf9735c70/.../924e37fb13bbcb15?... |
... the mammalian brain(eg, tonotopic map studies of mamallian auditory cortex). ... a good input signal representation for a time-series approximation/prediction ... http://groups.google.com/g/fb07fef2/t/77b86de25192bba3/.../f771c4485b7710c8?... |
The more experienced musicians had larger tonotopic maps. The study ... ``We found that the representation of the fingers of the left hand are bigger than the ... http://groups.google.com/g/af27ff09/t/1c9d83920cdfa350/d/e801cf7f3e3661f0?... |
An outstanding question in the field is what may be represented orthogonal to the tonotopic axis of the cortical maps. Just to get you started on this immense ... http://groups.google.com/g/a127fefb/t/40ac9a04e4e22407/.../14dfc4a47b671356?... |
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