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From virtually nothing in 2000, the industry today can boast 1.5 GW of installed offshore wind capacity, of which 334 MW – more than one fifth – was installed in 2008 alone, see Figure 1, (below). An additional 1.5 GW is currently under construction, and Douglas-Westwood forecasts more than 5 GW will be in the water by 2012.

The theoretical setting of hierarchical Bayesian inference is gaining acceptance as a framework for understanding cortical computation. In this paper, we describe how Bayesian belief propagation in a spatio-temporal hierarchical model, called Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM), can lead to a mathematical model for cortical circuits. An HTM node is abstracted using a coincidence detector and a mixture of Markov chains. Bayesian belief propagation equations for such an HTM node define a set of functional constraints for a neuronal implementation. Anatomical data provide a contrasting set of organizational constraints. The combination of these two constraints suggests a theoretically derived interpretation for many anatomical and physiological features and predicts several others. ...

Citation: George D, Hawkins J (2009) Towards a Mathematical Theory of Cortical Micro-circuits. PLoS Comput Biol 5(10): e1000532. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000532

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" * Prepared by Bonnie H. Collins, Revised and edited by Lois Thompson, Fall 2005 Full catalog available in PDF for printing. This file requires the free Adobe Reader. * Cover (pdf) * Main Contents (pdf with date of last update) * Appendix (pdf) Table of Contents Page Introduction * Cataloging defined * Technical reading * Typical chief sources of information * MARC format * Standard MARC fields Chapter 2 MARC Leader and 0XX Fields * The Leader * Control information (MARC 0XX fields) * 001, 003 and 005 fields * 006, 007 and 008 fields * 010-04X MARC fields * Reference chart to MARC 0XX fields * 010 field (NR) * 020 field (R) * 022 field (R) * 024 field (R) * 028 field (R) * 030-039 fields (R) * 040 field (NR) * 041 field (R) Chapter 3 Main Entries: MARC 1XX Fields * Choice of main entry * Personal author as main entry: MARC 100 field (NR) * Corporate author as main entry: MARC 110 field (NR) * Meeting or conference as main entry: MARC 111 field (NR)s * Uniform title as a main entry: MARC 130 field (NR) Added 12_01_05 * Additional information on main entry fields o Shared responsibility o Items with no collective titles o Works of mixed responsibility o Works that are modifications of other works o Main entry under original author o Items lacking main entries o Collections and works produced under editorial direction Chapter 4 Title and Statement of Responsibility: MARC 245 Field * MARC 245 field (NR) * Title proper o Capitalization o Quoted titles within title o Titles preceded by dashes o Grammatically independent titles or supplements and sections o Item lacking a title page o Ellipsis and brackets o Alternative title o Numbered or named parts: subfields |n and |p o General Material Designation (GMD): subfield |h o Complete list of GMD terms * Other title information: subfield |b * Statement of responsibility area: subfield |c o Multiple statements of responsibility o Names including formal titles o Use of brackets in the statement of responsibility o Nouns or phrases indicating nature of work o When the name of person or body responsible appears in the title Chapter 5 Access Points for Different Forms of the Title * Title access * Uniform title: MARC 240 field (NR) * Variations of the title: MARC 246 field (R) Chapter 6 Edition Statement: MARC 250 Field * General information * MARC 250 field * Non-book materials Chapter 7 Publication, Distribution Area: MARC 260 Field * MARC 260 field (R) * Place of publication, distribution, etc.: Subfield |a o Places of publication o Adding a second place of publication o Place of publication not known o Name of the publisher, producer or distributor: Subfield |b o Form of name o Shortening name o Two or more publishers or distributors o Name unknown * Date of publication, distribution, etc.: Subfield |c o Date of publication given o No publication date given o Date unknown Chapter 8 Physical Description Area: MARC 300 Field * MARC 300 field (R) * Extent of item: Subfield |a o Books with numbered pages o Books with unnumbered pages o Children's books with unnumbered pages o Examples of subfield |a (extent of item) for books o Unnumbered plates o Multiple parts o Examples of subfield |a (extent of item) for non-book materials * Other physical details: Subfield |b o Books, pamphlets and printed sheets o Non-book materials (ch8) * Dimensions: S"

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