Alternatives to feature detection and perceptual atoms

    Relational primitives vs. absolute detections
    Iconic vs. discrete, symbolic representations
    Waves (form-relations) vs. particles (e.g. pixels, discrete features)
    Correlation-based approaches to perception
        Temporal autocorrelation in audition (Licklider)
        Spatial autocorrelation in vision (Uttal)
    Revising Gestaltist mechanisms to incorporate neural volley patterns,axonally-transmitted spike trains, and spatiotemporal geometries
    Gibsonian perspectives: bringing the correlation structure
        of the environment into the organism via iconic temporal representations
    Generalized mechanisms for building up invariant structures in sensory
        inputs: object formation and separation via recurrent timing nets
    A high-level view of neural integration
        Pattern-resonance processes rather than feature-detections and decision trees
        Recurrent vs. linear process
        Multiplexing of information in the time domain
        Asynchronous temporal-pattern codes
        Broadcast modes of coordination
        Tag systems for elaboration/annotation of incoming information by neural assemblies