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Card 6
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What did Waydo et al (2006) find which suggests there's not just one cell for every concept?
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Card 7
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Why is a grandmother cell hypothesis unlikely?
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Card 8
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How can neural firing be considered ambiguous?
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Card 9
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What are the benefits of having neurons that are broadly tuned?
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Card 10
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Why is the fact that output firing from a single neuron is ambiguous a bad thing in terms of identifying the stimuli the neuron is tuned for?
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Card 11
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What happens when there are tuning curves for two neurons in a single population?
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Card 12
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When there is coarse coding there is similarity in neural outputs in a single population code. What is good about this?
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Card 13
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When there is coarse coding there is similarity in neural outputs in a single population code. What is bad about this?
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Card 14
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How do you get accurate information about the necessary input for observed output?
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Card 15
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What does population coding of different wvelengths by 3 cones allow the brain to do?
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