Thomas Trappenberg

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2005
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Dominic I. Standage, Thomas Trappenberg, Raymond M. Klein:
Modelling divided visual attention with a winner-take-all network. Neural Networks 18(5-6): 620-627 (2005)
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Jason Satel, Thomas Trappenberg, Raymond M. Klein:
Motivational modulation of endogenous inputs to the superior colliculus. IJCNN 2005: 262-267
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Dominic I. Standage, Thomas Trappenberg, Raymond M. Klein:
A continuous attractor neural network model of divided visual attention. IJCNN 2005: 2897-2902
1997
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Thomas Trappenberg, S. Simpson, Raymond M. Klein, P. McMullen, Douglas P. Munoz, Michael Dorris:
Neural field model of oculomotor preparation and disengagement. ICNN 1997: 591-596

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