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ohayon@salk.edu |
Recent Research:
Post-Traumatic Epilepsy and Neurodegeneration (Spiking Network Models)
Localized Connectivity Changes Alter Pan-Network Activity Patterns:
Implications to Early Post-Traumatic Epilepsy and Neurodegeneration
Society for Neuroscience Abstracts (2005) 217.4.[To -> SFN 2005 Videos and PDF]
Post-Traumatic Epilepsy - Activity at Connectionist Network Boundaries
The Effects of Lesions on Dynamics in Network Models of Epilepsy
Society for Neuroscience Abstracts (2004) 228.18. [PDF]Video of activity propagation in networks:
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Emergent Complex Patterns in Autonomous Distributed Systems:
Mechanisms for Attention Recovery and Relation to Models of Clinical Epilepsy
E.L. Ohayon, H.C. Kwan, W.M. Burnham, P. Suffczynski, and S. Kalitzin
Proceedings of IEEE SMC (2004) 2066 - 2072, [PDF][Abstract]
Neurodynamics in Evolving Autonomous Agent
Charting Epilepsy by Searching for Intelligence in Network Space with the
Help of Evolving Autonomous Agents
E.L. Ohayon, S. Kalitzin, P. Suffczynski, F.Y. Jin, P.W. Tsang, D.S. Borrett, W.M. Burnham and H.C. Kwan
Decoding and Interfacing the Brain: from Neuronal Assemblies to Cyborgs.
Journal of Physiology-Paris 98, 507-529 (2004) [PDF]
[Society for Autonomous Neurodynamics] web site