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4 Conclusion
A model of limbic system is proposed by combining a conventional hippocampus-
neocortex model, chaotic neural works and an amygdala model. The proposed
mathematical model can realize mutual association and long-term memory of multiple
time series patterns with higher performance comparing with the conventional mod-
els. Different learning rules, such as Hebbian competition rule and reinforcement
learning rule, are functionally adopted in the proposed model. This integration of
memory models and emotion models gives an evidence of the realization probability
of the computational artificial brain in the future.
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