An analysis of biological random processes via optimized statistical models
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Summary
By using a linear-programming procedure and by observing some peak constraints as well as some slope-sign ones, an optimized model with desired shape is obtained, which enables synaptic models to be derived.
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- 1976-05-17
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Keywords
Dichotic listening, Binaural recording, Audiology, Lateralization of brain function, Perception
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