Songbirds can learn context-free grammars
Thursday, April 21st, 2005Timothy Gentner at UCSD claims in a talk abstract that songbirds can learn CFGs.
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Timothy Gentner at UCSD claims in a talk abstract that songbirds can learn CFGs.
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In LabRigger: New blog for neuroscientist-engineers, anibalmastobiza said:
LabRigger: New blog for neuroscientist-engineers http://neurodudes.com/2010/07/ 13/labrigger-new-blog-for-n...
In LabRigger: New blog for neuroscientist-engineers, Neville Sanjana said:
Thanks Spencer… looks like a great new resource for the neuroscience community!! I’ve added LabRigger to...
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LabRigger: New blog for neuroscientist-engineers: Today one of our readers brought a new blog to my attention. Lab…...
In LabRigger: New blog for neuroscientist-engineers, Spencer Smith said:
Hi Neville. Thanks for the great post. I write Labrigger. I’m currently in Michael Hausser’s lab at UCL and...
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