The brain is a complex system in which information is distributed over a
large number of neuronal elements and is processed through parallel dynamics
of their mutual interactions. To understand the information processing in
the brain, it is necessary to elucidate how information is represented in
the brain and what types of algorithms are used...
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Prof. Shun-ichi AMARI RIKEN Brain Science Institute Mathematical Neuroscience Laboratory Hirosawa 2-1, Wako-shi Saitama 351-0198 JAPAN Tel: +81-48-467-9669 Fax: +81-48-462-4687 E-Mail: amari@brain.riken.jp |
I wish you enjoy the links to interesting resources on the Internet. Links are
of various type. You may find statistical, neural network and other research
related links as well as links that I personally found useful for numerous
different reasons. I would like to keep all the links up-to-date, however,
it is not an easy task. If you come across some broken link, I'd be glad if
you let me know.
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I present a list of my research and popular science publications. Some of the
publications are freely available for download in various formats. However, my
memos might be accessible only locally.
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I am glad I could devote some space also to my personal information and
interests. I believe after going through several research and publications
pages, you will find it relaxing to drop by here...
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