lateral inhibition and spatial regions

Adjacent neurons can inhibit central neuron. Such lateral inhibition reduces central-neuron activity. Lateral inhibition can contract regions {lateral inhibition and spatial regions}. Lateral inhibition can move boundaries inwards. Lateral inhibition can suppress and eliminate boundaries. Spreading activation and lateral inhibition can join or separate regions.

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