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• W2395992883 abstract "The Brain Code (BC) relies on several essential concepts that are found across a range of physiological and behavioral functions. The Fundamen- tal Code Unit (FCU) assumes an abstract code unit to allow for a higher order of abstractions that informs information exchanges at the cellular and genetic levels, together the two hypotheses provide a foundation for a system level un- derstanding and potentially cyphering of the Brain Code (1-3). This paper dis- cusses an organizing principle for an abstract framework tested in a limited scope experimental approach as a means to show an empirical example of cog- nitive measurement as well as a framework for a Cortical Computation metho- dology. Four important concepts of the BC and FCU are discussed. First, the principle of activation based on Guyton thresholds. This is seen in the well- known and widely documented action potential threshold in neurons, where once a certain threshold is reached, the neuron will fire, reflecting the transmis- sion of information. The concept of thresholds is also valid in Weber minimum detectable difference in our sensing, which applies to our hearing, seeing and touching. Not only the intensity, but also the temporal pattern is affected by this (4). This brings insight to the second important component, which is dura- tion. The combination of both threshold crossing and duration may define the selection mechanisms, depending on both external and intrinsic factors. How- ever, ranges exist within which tuning can take place. Within reason it can be stated that no functional implication will occur beyond this range. Transfer of information and processing itself relies on energy and can be described in waveforms, which is the third concept. The human sensing system acts as transducer between the different forms of energy, the fourth principle. The aim of the brain code approach is to incorporate these four principles in an explana- tory, descriptive and predictive model. The model will take into account fun- damental physiological knowledge and aims to reject assumptions that are not yet fully established. In order to fill in the gaps with regards to the missing in- formation, modules consisting of the previous described four principles are ex- plored. This abstraction should provide a reasonable placeholder, as it is based on governing principles in nature. The model is testable and allows for updating as more data becomes available. It aims to replace methods that rely on struc- tural levels to abstraction of functions, or approaches that are evidence-based, but across many noisy-elements and assumptions that outcomes might not reflect behavior at the organism level." @default.
• W2395992883 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2395992883 creator A5042535938 @default.
• W2395992883 date "2013-01-01" @default.
• W2395992883 modified "2023-09-28" @default.
• W2395992883 title "The Twin Hypotheses Brain Code and the Fundamental Code Unit: Towards Understanding the Computational Primitive Elements of Cortical Computing" @default.
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