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affiliation: University of California, Merced, Cognitive and Information Sciences, USA

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William Benjamin St. Clair, David C. Noelle:
Implications of polychronous neuronal groups for the continuity of mind. Cogn. Process. 16(4): 319-323 (2015)

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William Benjamin St. Clair, David C. Noelle:
Topological Dependence of Rate Code Stability. CogSci 2015
2013
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William Benjamin St. Clair, David C. Noelle:
Implications of Polychronous Neuronal Groups for the Nature of Mental Representations. CogSci 2013
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William Benjamin St. Clair, David C. Noelle:
Asymmetric Intercortical Projections Support The Learning Of Temporal Associations. CogSci 2011

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