Computational framework for behavioural modelling of neural subsystems

Signes, MaríA Teresa; García, José Luis Simón; Miguel, Gonzalez de; Mora, Higinio

doi:10.1016/j.neucom.2008.09.008

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“…In this paper, we present a mathematical model of the labour market based on a similarity with ecosystems, such as the relationships of predator-prey and competition [33] that can be equated with their analogues supply-demand and competition [34]. The model has exploited the knowledge and the progress made by the research group in modelling of complex systems [35]- [38].…”

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Modelling Complex Social Systems: A New Network Point of View in Labour Markets

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Complex Systems is a new field of science studying how parts of a system give rise to the collective behaviours of the system, and how the system interacts with its environment. Graph theory is a fundamental tool in the study of social systems and economic issues. The input-output tables are precisely one of the main examples of it. We use the interpretation of labour market through networks to get a better understanding on its overall functioning. One benefit of the network perspective is that a large body of mathematics exists to help analyse many forms of networks models. If an economic system has a suitable model, then it becomes possible to utilize relevant mathematical tools, such as general systems theory, graph theory and discrete chaos theory, to better understand the way the labour market works. In this article, we apply concepts including structural functions, coverage and invariant sets to a social system's modelling. INDEX TERMS General systems theory, labour markets, social system modelling, coverage, invariability.

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“…The weighting parameter values of the formula determine the intervals of stability of the elementary behaviours and provide a characteristic reduced pattern with behavioural meaning. This approach has already been successfully tested to emulate neuron spiking [26].…”

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A computational framework based on behavioural modelling: Application to the matching of electrocardiogram (ECG) recordings

Signes

Mora

García

2011

Mathematical and Computer Modelling

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a b s t r a c tWe present a computational framework to aid in cardiovascular disease diagnosis. Our method defines a set of standard behaviours obtained by the recursive calculation of a parameterized formula, and these behaviours are used to match the electrocardiogram (ECG) recording. The advantage of this proposal is the capability to extract from the huge set of numerical values of the ECGs a characteristic reduced pattern with behavioural meaning which allows more accurate and easy matching with unknown ECGs in order to diagnose the patients.

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Table-based method for reconfigurable function evaluation

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Mora

García‐Chamizo

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE International Symposium on Parallel &Amp; Distributed Processing

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This paper presents a new approach to function evaluation using tables. The proposal argues for the use of a more complete primitive, namely a weighted sum, which converts the calculation of the function values into a recursive operation defined by a two input table. This weighted sum can be tuned for different values of the weighting parameters holding the features of the specific function to be evaluated. A parametric architecture for reconfigurable FPGAbased hardware implements the design. Our method has been tested in the calculation of the function sine. The comparison with other well-known proposals reveals the advantages of our approach, because it provides memory and hardware resource saving as well as a good trade-offbetween speed and error.

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Computational framework for behavioural modelling of neural subsystems

Cited by 3 publications

References 34 publications

Modelling Complex Social Systems: A New Network Point of View in Labour Markets

Modelling Complex Social Systems: A New Network Point of View in Labour Markets

A computational framework based on behavioural modelling: Application to the matching of electrocardiogram (ECG) recordings

Table-based method for reconfigurable function evaluation

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