Emergent psychological function from simple model neurons

Tom Stafford's PSY105 lectures

A five week course in which we look at how models of simple neurons can behave in ways which look remarkably like human memory.

Prerequisites:

Python installed on your machine (PSY105 students, open 'Software Centre' and search for 'Anaconda')
A copy of these files on your machine (PSY105 students, find PSY105 in the X: drive)
Run ipython notebook (PSY105, find this in the start menu, under Anaconda)

For University of Sheffield students on the managed desktop

Converting ipython notebook v4 to v3, use this at the command line

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