Publisher's Synopsis
A review of recent and past experiments results in a theory that uses sustained spikes to synchronize the proximal locations of sensory stimulation with the locations of distal synapses. No spike temporal code is necessary because the sensory image is not reconstructed from information. The theory however, is implemented with four spike timing components, with detailed data from the visual system, somatosensory system, hippocampus and the cerebellum. This paradigm is applied to several computational problems.
