(by Michal Maly, article)
The cognitive assembler is an analogy to the computer assembly language. It is a model to describe an elementary level of instructions in a brain. It analyzes the behavior of a brain but in a higher level than neuronal, it wraps details of neuronal computations into symbolic instructions.
We will try to use this cognitive assembler to more closely and finely describe the behavior of a brain observed in experiments. We formulate hypotheses about how the execution of basic instructions in a brain should be driven.
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