Perception, action planning, and cognitive maps

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (5):882-882 (2001)
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Perceptual learning mechanisms derived from Hebb's theory of cell assemblies can generate prototypic representations capable of extending the representational power of TEC (Theory of Event Coding) event codes. The extended capability includes categorization that accommodates “family resemblances” and problem solving that uses cognitive maps.

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