'Population response' diaporamas de présentation

Part 1: Object recognition Part 2: Computational modelling

Part 1: Object recognition Part 2: Computational modelling. Jaap Murre Chapters 8, 17-18, 27 This lecture can be found at: http://neuromod.uva.nl/courses/np2000/. Object recognition. Chapters 17-18 and 27. Overview. Object recognition Apperceptive and associative agnosia Hemi-neglect

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What toxicants can teach us

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Texas

Arkansas. Ducks Unlimited. Kentucky. Louisiana. The Conservation Fund. Mississippi. The Nature Conservancy. Missouri. Wildlife Mgt Institute. Oklahoma. US Geological Survey. Tennessee. Texas. USFWS. Forest Service. Our Challenge.

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Biological Context of Wildlife, Fish, and Recreation Interactions

Biological Context of Wildlife, Fish, and Recreation Interactions. Are Recreation and Conservation Compatible?. Recreation may: Harm, harass, or kill wildlife Subsidize predators Change the balance of a community Reduce and degrade natural habitat Fragment, isolate, perforate

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Computational Architectures in Biological Vision, USC

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Computational Architectures in Biological Vision, USC, Spring 2001

Computational Architectures in Biological Vision, USC, Spring 2001. Lecture 7. Coding and Representation Reading Assignments: None. Variability in neuronal responses. Neuronal response f(.) can be represented as the sum of:

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Brook trout population dynamics: Integrated modeling across scales and data types

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Landscape ecology methods

Landscape ecology methods. An overview of a few of the methods used in landscape ecology studies. Commonly used methods. Some of the more commonly used methods include: Markov analysis Simulation models Spatially-explicit population models New indices (e.g., green edge). Markov analysis.

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Ecosystem 2

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