- Neurodynamics
Neurodynamics is an area of research in the
cognitive science s which places a strong focus upon the spatio-temporal (dynamic) character of neural activity in describingbrain function. Neurodynamics reflects a contemporary theoreticalneurobiology which has embraced recent advances innonlinear dynamics ,complexity theory andstatistical physics . Neurodynamics is often contrasted with the popular computational and modular approaches ofcognitive neuroscience .Origin
The term neurodynamics dates back before the 1940s.ref|burrow The field of study "neurodynamics", also called
Neural Field Theory , is an offshoot of neurocybernetics , which usesdifferential equations to describe activity patterns in bulk neural matter. Research for neurodynamics involves the interdisciplinary areas of Statistics andnonlinear physics and sensoryneurobiology . On thephysics side, topics of interest include information measures,oscillators ,stochastic resonance , unstable periodic orbits, and pattern formation inensembles of .ee also
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Computational neuroscience
*Neuro cybernetics
*Cybernetics
*Walter Freeman
*Gerhard Werner
*Karl Friston
*Francisco Varela References
#cite book|author=Burrow, Trigant |title=Neurodynamics of Behavior|publisher=s.n.|year=1943|id=ASIN B0007JSOS4
#cite book|author=Grigsby, J., Stevens, D.W., and Stevens, D. |title=Neurodynamics of Personality|publisher=The Guilford Press|year=2000|id=ISBN 1-57230-547-9
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