Burock, Marc
(2010)
Evidence for Information Processing in the Brain.
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Abstract
Many cognitive scientists, neuroscientists, and philosophers of science consider it uncontroversial that the brain processes information. In this work we broadly consider the types of experimental evidence that would support this claim, and find that although physical features of specific brain areas selectively covary with external stimuli or abilities, there is no direct evidence supporting an information processing function of any particular brain area.
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Evidence for Information Processing in the Brain. (deposited 06 Jul 2010)
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