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I picked up this vsi because of the quality of the magazine feature and was not disappointed
A good overview of the brain and the neuroscience along with the history an easy read even for the nonscientist
Unfortunately the figures are poorly integrated with the discussion in many cases the text does not make reference to the figures
The medical terminology is well explained so a non medical person can understand what an incredible machine the brain is in its... Read More
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Background i studied for neurop in highschool for no credit no ap credits no benefit
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Also the text identifies want isnt known such as the purpose of the glial cells that surround neurons
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Invoking concepts discussed in the previous chapters the author explains how brain processes may be applied in computer science and robotics to create new machines with enhanced capabilities
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Unfortunately the figures are poorly integrated with the discussion in many cases the text does not make reference to the figures
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It is important to note that this book was published in 2005
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An updated and slightly expanded 2nd edition that addresses the issue with the figures would be a great addition to the vsi series
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I have generally found oxfords vsi series to be well directed either attempting a rounded description of a topic or a more incisive exploration of specific aspects
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Besides the topic is the brain thats kind of like picking up a book on particle physics for the laymen and then complaining that it was too complicated to understand
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