Author's Response: From neural dynamics to true combinatorial structures.
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An alternative model of sentence parsing explains complexity phenomena more comprehensively without problems of localist encoding.
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Can neural models of cognition benefit from the advantages of connectionism?
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Comparing the neural blackboard and the temporal synchrony-based SHRUTI architectures.
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On the unproductiveness of language and linguistics.
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Constituent structure and the binding problem.
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Blackboards in the brain.
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Neural circuits, matrices, and conjunctive binding.
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Distributed neural blackboards could be more attractive.
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Vector symbolic architectures are a viable alternative for Jackendoff's challenges.
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Will the neural blackboard architecture scale up to semantics?
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Engineering the brain.
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Has the brain evolved to answer "binding questions" or to generate likely hypotheses about complex and continuously changing environments?
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The problem with using associations to carry binding information.
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How anchors allow reusing categories in neural composition of sentences.
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How neural is the neural blackboard architecture?
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On the structural ambiguity in natural language that the neural architecture cannot deal with.
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Conscious cognition and blackboard architectures.
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Neural blackboard architectures of combinatorial structures in cognition.
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Author's Response: Evolutionary neuroscience: Limitations and prospects.
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Brain design: The evolution of brains.
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Brain evolution by natural selection.
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An evolutionary niche for quantitative theoretical analyses?
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The key role of prefrontal cortex structure and function.
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Velocity and direction in neurobehavioral evolution: The centripetal prospective.
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Mental attention, not language, may explain evolutionary growth of human intelligence and brain size.
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Principles of brain connectivity organization.
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The evolution of computation in brain circuitry.
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Scaling patterns of interhemispheric connectivity in eutherian mammals.
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Putting humans in their proper place.
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Practical use of evolutionary neuroscience principles.
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Neuroscientists need to be evolutionarily challenged.
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Brain evolution: Part I.
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Précis of Principles of Brain Evolution.
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