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A dynamical system approach to modeling neural network activity in Drosophila orientation
We introduce and analyze a class of neural network models motivated by the Drosophila central complex nervous system, designed to capture the emergence and dynamics of orientation-selective activity bumps. Starting from a biologically inspired ring-connectivity model, we derive a simplified reduced
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