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A Neural Network Model of the Connectivity of the Biological Somatic Sensors

Alan Rosen, David W. Rosen

Year
2006
Citations
4

Abstract

The connectivity of a neural network model is designed to be similar to the biological connectivity of the somatic body sensors. The model consists of a mechanical robot controlled by a neural network based controller that adheres to three functional characteristics commonly associated with the subjective experience of sensory sensations (modalities of sensors): a) self knowledge, b) a "world space"-coordinate system in a controller, and c) access to information. The robotic controller, called a relational robotic controller (RRC)-circuit, controls the robotic body by reverse engineering the operation of the animal and human body and brain so that the functional operation adheres to those three functional characteristics. The RRC-circuit model may lead to a sensory-motor control system of the somatic motor system and insight into the biological pathways in the brain and the overall functional operation of the human body and brain.

Keywords

Computer scienceController (irrigation)Sensory systemSomatic cellArtificial neural networkArtificial intelligenceBiological neural networkNeurophysiologyNeuroscienceControl engineering

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