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. 2014 Jan 28;8:5. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2014.00005

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Copyright © 2014 Sinha, Ledbetter and Barbour.

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Cartoon of network. Schematic for augmented disynaptic feedforward pathway (aDFP) network structure. Shown are Input (I), Hidden (H), Output (O), and Downstream (D) neurons. The input neurons are either unconnected (I_0,1; orange node), monosynaptically connected (I_1,1; magenta node), or disynaptically connected (I_2,1; blue node) to the output neuron (O; cyan). Every experiment has at least one disynaptic pathway with a hidden neuron (H_1,1; green node). Additional identically connected Hidden neurons are only present in some experiments (H_1,2,…N; gray nodes). Synaptic connections are all unidirectional.