Self-organization of mosaics in artificial neural networks for the visual cortex of the brain

The expressed layered structures in the cereberal and cerebellar cortices of the brain are attributed to most animals while the human and some primate neostriatum neurons are laid out as clustered higher and lower cell density mosaics. These ordered structures are probably formed by a self-organizing mechanism. which is widely discussed in the present paper. Considering theoretical principles and neuronal networks, the N-shaped current-voltage relation was included in the model and its influence on the stability and conditions of self-organization discussed. The formation of ordered structures was founded in vicinity of the equilibrium point. The concomitant computational experiment is made.