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Hebbian Synaptic Plasticity
Original title: ヘップ型シナプス可塑性
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Hebb's law is a law concerning synaptic plasticity in the brain. It is also called Hebb's rule or Hebbian rule. Proposed by psychologist Donald Hebb. At synapses, the junctions between neurons, when repeated firing of a presynaptic neuron causes a postsynaptic neuron to fire, the synapse's transmission efficiency increases.
ヘッブの法則（ヘッブのほうそく）は、脳のシナプス可塑性についての法則である。 ヘッブ則、ヘブ則とも呼ばれる。 心理学者のドナルド・ヘッブによって提唱された。 ニューロン間の接合部であるシナプスにおいて、シナプス前ニューロンの繰り返し発火によってシナプス後ニューロンに発火が起こると、そのシナプスの伝達効率が増強される。
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