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- We discuss the problem of finding neuroscientific
and psychologically plausible representations of
the memories of events and episodes.
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In order to do this
we need to take into account the neuroanatomical connectivity
between the cortex and the hippocampal complex,
and also the cognitive psychology of episodic memory.
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- We then need to develop a model of the cortex and
hippocampal complex and to find representations of
events that are consistent with biological
information-processing constraints.
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- We conclude that events and episodes can be represented
by certain codes which are stored in associative memories.
Indexing at the top-level of chunking uses timing information.
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