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. 2011 Oct 7;6(10):e25339. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0025339

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Gilson, Fukai.

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The configuration is similar to Fig. 5 with two groups of 100 correlated inputs each with the same strength , in addition to 2800 uncorrelated inputs. A: Winner-share-all for and log-STDP with . B: Winner-take-all for and log-STDP with . C: Winner-take-all for and log-STDP with . D: Winner-share-all for and mlt-STDP. The circles and pluses indicate the weight strengths averaged values over 300 s of simulation (after the initial development of the structure) for the two correlated groups, respectively. The dashed line indicates the fixed point of the weight dynamics.

Inline graphic — The configuration is similar to Fig. 5 with two groups of 100 correlated inputs each with the same strength , in addition to 2800 uncorrelated inputs. A: Winner-share-all for and log-STDP with . B: Winner-take-all for and log-STDP with . C: Winner-take-all for and log-STDP with . D: Winner-share-all for and mlt-STDP. The circles and pluses indicate the weight strengths averaged values over 300 s of simulation (after the initial development of the structure) for the two correlated groups, respectively. The dashed line indicates the fixed point of the weight dynamics.