Presentation 2007/4/13
Brain Mechanism on Understanding of Information Explained by Concept of Activity
Shinji KARASAWA,
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Abstract(in English) Information originates from activities of neuron in a neo-cortex. Every neuron possesses the function of a decoder. But an impulse diminishes soon. Then, a timing control of processing is important for an impulse driven system. Considering the delay time of amacrine cell in a retina, the static data and dynamic data on a picture element are sent to primary visual area (V1) separately. An address of neuron in retina and address in V1 are connected and the connections are controlled by thalamus. There are short-term memories of loops in columnar structure. Nerve circuits in column control the existence of activity. Results of the analyses by means of neo-cortex are collected and those are sent to motor area by way of Hippocampus. Results of the analyses by means of neo-cortex are collected and those are sent to motor area by way of Hippocampus.
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Keyword(in English) Retina / Vision / Thalamus / Columnar structure / Short-term memory of loop / Hippocampus / Recognition
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Title (in English) Brain Mechanism on Understanding of Information Explained by Concept of Activity
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Keyword(1) Retina
Keyword(2) Vision
Keyword(3) Thalamus
Keyword(4) Columnar structure
Keyword(5) Short-term memory of loop
Keyword(6) Hippocampus
Keyword(7) Recognition
1st Author's Name Shinji KARASAWA
1st Author's Affiliation Miyagi National College of Technology()
Date 2007/4/13
Paper # TL2007-2
Volume (vol) vol.107
Number (no) 10
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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