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Applications of Neuroscience to Mathematics Education
2014Abstract In this chapter, we explore three types of applications of neuroscience to mathematics education: neurounderstanding, neuroprediction, and neurointervention. Neurounderstanding refers to the idea that neuroscience is generating knowledge on how people acquire mathematical skills and how this learning is reflected at the ...
Bert De Smedt, Roland H. Grabner
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Canonical models in mathematical neuroscience
1998Summary: Our approach to mathematical neuroscience is not to consider a single model but to consider a large family of neural models. We study the family by converting every member to a simpler model, which is referred to as being canonical. There are many examples of canonical models.
Hoppensteadt, Frank, Izhikevich, Eugene
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On Neuroinformatics: Mathematical Models of Neuroscience and Neurocomputing
Journal of Advanced Mathematics and Applications, 2012Neuroinformatics is a broad and rapidly evolving discipline concerned with applying information technology and computer science to solve challenges and answer pressing questions in the field of neuroscience. An emerging field of neuroinformatics attempts to model the cellular structures, properties, and functions of neural networks and their ...
Yingxu Wang, Gabriele Fariello
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Pretense, Mathematics, and Cognitive Neuroscience
The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 2013AbstractA pretense theory of a given discourse is a theory that claims that we do not believe or assert the propositions expressed by the sentences we token (speak, write, and so on) when taking pa...
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2011
I will discuss some of the relations between mathematics and neuroscience, in effect the neuroscience of visual perception of edges and textures. Starting from the question of knowing how the cortical representation of retinal images is organized, I will show that it leads in a very natural way to geometric concepts grounded in hyperbolic geometry ...
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I will discuss some of the relations between mathematics and neuroscience, in effect the neuroscience of visual perception of edges and textures. Starting from the question of knowing how the cortical representation of retinal images is organized, I will show that it leads in a very natural way to geometric concepts grounded in hyperbolic geometry ...
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MATHEMATICS AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF NEUROSCIENCE
NEUROSCIENCE FOR MEDICINE AND PSYCHOLOGY, 2023openaire +1 more source