Oscillating neural network

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Oscillatory neural networks are functionally phenomenologically defined associations of neurons due to excitation patterns oscillating between neurons. Oscillating neural networks occur in the human brain particularly in the area of perception . They are characterized by quick adaptability to dynamic systems and do not require long-term training. Models of oscillating neural networks are used, for example, in language processing.

literature

• Heidemann, Martin: Stimulus segmentation and short-term memory in an oscillating neural network (OSNET) , Institute for Psychology, Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, September 1995
• Jean Rouat and Ramin Pichevar: Nonlinear Speech Processing with Oscillatory Neural Networks for Speaker Segregation , August 2001