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      <title>A Synthesis of the Pribram Holonomic Theory of Vision With Quantum Associative Nets After Pre-Processing Using I.C.A. and Other Computational Models</title>
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      <description>Statistically-Independent Component Analysis (ICA) and sparseness-maximization net are models which maximally preserve information (&quot;infomax&quot;). Research of relevance of these algorithms for modeling image-processing in V1 is reported in comparison with the Holonomic Brain Theory by Pribram which advocates dendritic processing and its connection to quantum processing. &quot;Infomax&quot; models are presented and discussed as a possible early-processing gateway to higher visual processing involving quantum associative nets (Perus, 2000) and attractor dynamics. </description>
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