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Introduction The book How to build a brain from Oxford University Press was released in early 2013. It exploits the Neural Engineering Framework to develop the Semantic Pointer Architecture (SPA) for cognitive modelling. The book uses Nengo to explain and demonstrate many of the central concepts for these frameworks. This section of the website supports the book by providing links to models, demos, videos, and tutorials mentioned in the book, which are on this website. Submenus at left will take you to content related to specific chapters. The remainder of this page introduces the SPA. The Sem
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