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BRAINS AND MACHINES
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Making the best of what you've got »
12 April 2007
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When I discuss analog computation with most people, their instant reaction is to explain to me that there is no such thing as analog. For instance, one of the comments on an earlier post I wrote on analog vision pointed...
BRAINS AND MACHINES
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Hearing with your chest »
9 March 2007
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As well as explaining evolution (see my last post), analog feedback may explain the ability of deaf people to hear through their bodies as the percussionist Evelyn Glennie learned to do. According to her biography,Evelyn spent a lot of time...
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Brain-inspired auditory processor »
1 March 2007
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By combining sound processing and attention, researchers have given the Artificial Brain the ability to classify what it hears.
Spiking systems prove robust to noise in a simplified experimental domain.
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The story of AudioSapiana »
1 December 2005
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Though thwarted on race day, this auditory robot successfully used salience and binaural hearing to reach its goal.
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