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Children's Brain (Autistic Brain vs. Normal Brain)

Children's Brain (Autistic Brain vs. Normal Brain)

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Figure 1. Overview of Human Brain 
Figure 2. Parts of the Brain Affected by Autism 
Figure 3. Children's Brain (Autistic Brain vs. Normal Brain)
Figure 5. A 2-D SOM with p=3; m=[3 4]; l=2 
+1 Figure 7. A Block Diagram of the Model of Autistic Learning 
Disordered Brain Modeling Using Artificial Network SOFM
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  • Jan 2015
Autism is known as a neurobiological developmental disorder which affects language, communication, and cognitive skill. In the case of autism attention shift impairment and strong familiarity preference are considered to be prime deficiencies. Attention shift impairment is one of the most seen behavioral disorders found in autistic patients. We hav...
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... The disruption of the specific cerebellar zone during this sensitiveperiod may leads to autism [62]. Parts of the brain affected by Autism is shown in Figure 3 [63]. ...
... Parts of the brain affected by Autism[63].Pages 7 of 8 www.asrjs.com Volume 4 Issue 1 ...
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