A dynamical system theory approach to cognitive neuroscience

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):543-543 (2000)
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Abstract

Neural organization contains a wealth of facts from all areas of brain research and provides a useful overview of physiological data for those working outside the immediate field. Furthermore, it gives a good example that the approach of dynamical system theory together with the concepts of cooperative and competitive interaction can be fruitful for an interdisciplinary approach to cognition.

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