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Parallel processing for associative and neuronal networks.

Abstract

We represent a parallel processing network, consisting of nine microcomputers, for neuron-network simulations and for the realization of an associative computer memory. We add some remarks on the present possibilities to implement larger associative networks and on parallel processing strategies in general.

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G Palm, T Bonhoeffer. 1984. Parallel processing for associative and neuronal networks.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00346141

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