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What they mean is that as long as you rotate $C_i$ and $C_j$ by the same amount, the dot product will be the same. This is rotational invariance because the dot product is invariant to coherent rotation of the relevant vectors. In neural terms, the correlation between the activity of two neurons (in a population representing a one dimensional circular ...

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It is generally thought that thalamic input comes in layer 4, feed back from higher areas come through layer 1 to layer 2/3 and feed forward is sent from the deeper layers. see Canonical Microcircuits for Predictive Coding Andre Bastos, W. Martin Usrey, Rick Adams, George Mangun, Pascal Fries, and Karl Friston ...

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Try: The development of topography in the visual cortex: a review of models NV Swindale - Network: Computation in neural systems, 1996 - Taylor & Francis. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/academic/class/15883-f13/readings/swindale-1996.pdf or: Congenital visual pathway abnormalities: a window onto cortical stability and plasticity MB Hoffmann, SO Dumoulin ...

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If anyone ever finds this and has the same problem: The original paper has a flaw in the paper: alphac=(exp((Vd/mV-10)/11)-exp((Vd/mV-6.5)/27))/(18.975)* (Vd<=50*mV)/ms+2*exp((6.5-Vd/mV)/27)*(Vd>50*mV)/ms : Hz An errata published later changes this to: ...

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