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| In other words, correlation/or association of pre- and post-synaptic activity in two neurons elicits some change in one or both of the neurons such that the synaptic connection between them is strengthened (Hebb, 1949). These kind of modified synapses are referred as “Hebbian synapses” or “Hebb synapses”. Later this became a theoretical foundation for many neurobiological and computational models of “synaptic plasticity” and has revolutionized thinking about the nature of the neural [mechanisms of learning and memory formation.]
• Hebb DO (1949) The Organization of Behavior, Wiley: New York. |
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In other words, correlation (or association) of pre- and post-synaptic activity in two neurons elicits some change in one or both of the neurons such that the synaptic connection between them is strengthened (Hebb, 1949). We will refer to synapses that are modified in this manner as “Hebbian synapses” or “Hebb synapses.” [...] The importance of Hebb’s contribution in this regard cannot be contested: the Hebb synapse is a construct that has become a theoretical foundation for many neurobiological and computational models of synaptic plasticity and has revolutionized thinking about the nature of the neural mechanisms of learning and memory formation. Hebb, D. O. (1949). The organization of behavior. New York: Wiley. |
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