Computational Maps in the Visual Cortex
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Fig. 3.4. Training a self-organizing map with Gaussian activity patterns. Each training input is a Gaussian pattern of activation on the two-dimensional array of 24 × 24 receptors. Four such sample patterns are shown in this figure, represented in gray-scale coding from white to black (low to high). The only dimensions of variation are the x and y positions of the Gaussian centers, and the map should learn to represent two-dimensional location, or retinotopy, as a result.