On Learning of Spatiotemporal Patterns by Networks with Ordered Sensory and Motor Components 1. Excitatory Components of the Cerebellum
Stephen Grossberg · Studies in Applied Mathematics · 1969
Many of our sensory and motor organs have linearly ordered components, for example the fingers on a hand, the tonotopic organization of the auditory system, the successive joints on arms and legs, the spine, etc. This paper begins a discussion of some nonlinear networks which can learn complicated spatiotemporal patterns