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Dendrite

In biological neurons dendrites are extensions of the cell body's normal input area. They resemble branches of a tree.

In Netlab dendrites are approximated using bundles. Within the Netlab abstraction, bundles connected to a neuron's input space are indistinguishable in functionality to the extension of a neuron's input-space loosely represented in dendrites.

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Study shows that dendritic plasticity contributes to the integration of memories

Also: Bundle