All rights reserved. We review two new approaches for studying cortical representations of sensory stimuli. These exploit optimization algorithms and auto-encoders from machine learning and high resolution electrophysiology data. We show how these approaches can shed new light into the information processing and maintenance taking place in neuronal populations. These approaches allow us to study: 1. Changes in the precision of error representations as a result of neuromodulation. 2. Differences in the cortical connectivity underlying memory representations for different stimuli
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Pattern recognition and machine learning fields have revolutionized countless industries and applica...
Learning how neural activity in the brain leads to the behavior we exhibit is one of the fundamental...
Brains are composed of anatomically and functionally distinct regions performing specialized tasks, ...
Comprised of six distinct layers, the neocortex is a key brain structure for many of our advanced co...
This paper sketches several aspects of a hypothetical cortical architecture for visual object recogn...
The encoding of information in the primate inferior temporal visual cortex, hippocampus, orbitofront...
One of the fundamental questions in neuroscience is to understand how encoding of sensory inputs is ...
In this work I present a novel mechanistic cortical model derived from the most current cortical ana...
The brain is never truly silent – up to 80% of its energy budget is expended during ongoing activity...
Neural models describe brain activity at different scales, ranging from single cells to whole brain ...
This paper sketches a hypothetical cortical architecture for visual 3D object recognition based on...
Learning how neural activity in the brain leads to the behavior we exhibit is one of the fundamental...
Understanding how cortical activity generates sensory perceptions requires a detailed dissection of ...
Computational neuroscience is in the midst of constructing a new framework for understanding the bra...
According to the theory of predictive coding, the brain does not generate sensations simply by ’spon...
Pattern recognition and machine learning fields have revolutionized countless industries and applica...
Learning how neural activity in the brain leads to the behavior we exhibit is one of the fundamental...
Brains are composed of anatomically and functionally distinct regions performing specialized tasks, ...
Comprised of six distinct layers, the neocortex is a key brain structure for many of our advanced co...
This paper sketches several aspects of a hypothetical cortical architecture for visual object recogn...
The encoding of information in the primate inferior temporal visual cortex, hippocampus, orbitofront...