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JOHN G. TAYLOR

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Nature|May 31, 2002
Trends and random fluctuations in athleticsDaniel Gembris, John G Taylor, Dieter Suter
Brain Research. Cognitive Brain Research|August 16, 2005
A neurodynamic model of the attentional blinkNickolaos Fragopanagos, Stephanus Kockelkoren, John G Taylor
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|November 28, 2009
Editorial for 2010Kenji Doya, Stephen Grossberg, John G Taylor
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|March 1, 1997
The New ERA in Supervised LearningJOHN G. TAYLOR, ADRIAN J. SHEPHERD, DENISE GORSE
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|October 31, 2006
The micro-structure of attentionNeill R Taylor, Matthew Hartley, John G Taylor
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|December 2, 2010
An excellent year and a transitionKenji Doya, Stephen Grossberg, John G Taylor, et al.
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|July 22, 2009
Microcircuits--their structure, dynamics and role for brain functionVassilis Cutsuridis, Thomas Wennekers, Bruce P Graham, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks|November 30, 2004
A general framework for learning rules from dataBruno Apolloni, Anna Esposito, Dario Malchiodi, et al.
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|November 4, 2006
Attention as a controllerNienke J H Korsten, Nikos Fragopanagos, Matthew Hartley, et al.
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience|July 27, 2007
Efficient attentional selection predicts distractor devaluation: event-related potential evidence for a direct link between attention and emotionMonika Kiss, Brian A Goolsby, Jane E Raymond, et al.
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Nature|May 31, 2002
Trends and random fluctuations in athleticsDaniel Gembris, John G Taylor, Dieter Suter
Brain Research. Cognitive Brain Research|August 16, 2005
A neurodynamic model of the attentional blinkNickolaos Fragopanagos, Stephanus Kockelkoren, John G Taylor
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|November 28, 2009
Editorial for 2010Kenji Doya, Stephen Grossberg, John G Taylor
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|March 1, 1997
The New ERA in Supervised LearningJOHN G. TAYLOR, ADRIAN J. SHEPHERD, DENISE GORSE
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|October 31, 2006
The micro-structure of attentionNeill R Taylor, Matthew Hartley, John G Taylor
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|December 2, 2010
An excellent year and a transitionKenji Doya, Stephen Grossberg, John G Taylor, et al.
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|July 22, 2009
Microcircuits--their structure, dynamics and role for brain functionVassilis Cutsuridis, Thomas Wennekers, Bruce P Graham, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks|November 30, 2004
A general framework for learning rules from dataBruno Apolloni, Anna Esposito, Dario Malchiodi, et al.
Neural Networks : the Official Journal of the International Neural Network Society|November 4, 2006
Attention as a controllerNienke J H Korsten, Nikos Fragopanagos, Matthew Hartley, et al.
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience|July 27, 2007
Efficient attentional selection predicts distractor devaluation: event-related potential evidence for a direct link between attention and emotionMonika Kiss, Brian A Goolsby, Jane E Raymond, et al.
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