Fundamentals of neural network modeling

Summary of contents

• Part 1 Introduction to neural networks: an introduction to neural network modelling - merits, limitations and controversies, Debra L
• Long et al
• functional cognitive networks in primates, J
• Wesson Ashford et al
• attention and neural networks, Michaael I
• Posner and Rajendra D
• Badgaiyan
• a neural network model of memory, amnesia and cortico-hippocampal interactions, Jean P
• Banquet et al
• Part 2 Behavioural states: a computational model of alcohol dependence - simulation of genetic differences in alcohol preference and of therapeutic strategies, Raymond L
• Ownby
• a computational perspective on learned helplessness and depression, Sam Leven
• waking and sleeping states, Jeffrey P
• Sutton and J
• Allan Hobson
• Part 3 Neurospychological tests and clinical syndromes: stroop task, language and neuromodulation - models of cognitive deficits in schizophrenia, David Servan-Schreiber and Jonathan D
• Cohen
• neural network modelling of executive functioning with the Tower of Hanoi test in frontal lobe-lesioned patients, John Cardoso and Randolph W
• Parks
• neuronal network models of acalculia and prefrontal deficits, Stanislas Dehaene et al
• neuropsychological assessment of attention and its disorders -computational models for neglect, extinction and sustained attention, Raymond L
• Ownby and Dylan G
• Harwood
• the neural basis of lexical retrieval, Daniel Tranel et al
• Part 4 Applications in dementia: a mode of human memory based on the cellular physiology of the hippocampal formation, Michael E
• Hasselmo et al
• neural network modelling of basal ganglia function in Parkinson's disease and related disorders, Roderick K
• Mahurin
• neural network modelling of Wisconsin card sorting and verbal fluency tests -applications with frontal lobe-damaged and Alzheimer's disease patients, Randolph W
• Parks and Daniel S
• Levine
• semantic network abnormalities in patients with Alzheimer's disease, Agnes S
• Chan et al
• parallel distributed processing models in Alzheimer's disease, Lynette J
• Tippett and Martha J
• Farah