<p>(A) Examples of receptive fields learned by the 81- and 36-hidden unit models after training on different training sets (rows). Each receptive field is shown on a 28 x 28 step grid. Heat maps show areas with high weight values, which represent highly sensitive zones. Samples were chosen to show a variety of receptive field morphologies. The number on the bottom left corner of each receptive field is the number of peaks returned by our peak counting algorithm, which measures receptive field complexity. (B) The average complexity of each network under different architectures and training sets. Each data point is the mean peak count of receptive fields from that model on one iteration, with grey violin plots showing the overall frequency di...
<p>a) Maximum number of spikes in response to a black or white stimulus for the superficial layers, ...
We study several statistically and biologically motivated learning rules using the same visual envir...
We study several statistically and biologically motivated learning rules using the same visual envir...
<p>Population analyses of receptive field properties of output neurons during succcessive stages of ...
<p>Population analyses of receptive field properties of output neurons in the self-organizing model ...
<p>(A) Examples of natural images used for training. The square denotes ...
<p>(<b>a-f</b>) Gray level indicates the optimization value for different lengths and widths (see in...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Information as a function of the number of learning steps peaks and then plateaus. The...
<p>Population summary statistics of response properties of output neurons in the model with decoupli...
<p>A. The average area of all receptive fields that contain only the target skin site. B. A single e...
<p>(<b>a-i</b>) Receptive field obtained for network simulations with the quadratic rectifier (top),...
Learning powerful feature representations with CNNs is hard when training data are limited. Pre-trai...
A A random Gaussian receptive field population. The width of the RFs are chosen to minimize the tota...
<p>(<b>a</b>) The optimization value of localized oriented receptive fields, within a 16x16 pixel pa...
Ensemble encoding is a biologically-motivated, distributed data representation scheme for MLP networ...
<p>a) Maximum number of spikes in response to a black or white stimulus for the superficial layers, ...
We study several statistically and biologically motivated learning rules using the same visual envir...
We study several statistically and biologically motivated learning rules using the same visual envir...
<p>Population analyses of receptive field properties of output neurons during succcessive stages of ...
<p>Population analyses of receptive field properties of output neurons in the self-organizing model ...
<p>(A) Examples of natural images used for training. The square denotes ...
<p>(<b>a-f</b>) Gray level indicates the optimization value for different lengths and widths (see in...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Information as a function of the number of learning steps peaks and then plateaus. The...
<p>Population summary statistics of response properties of output neurons in the model with decoupli...
<p>A. The average area of all receptive fields that contain only the target skin site. B. A single e...
<p>(<b>a-i</b>) Receptive field obtained for network simulations with the quadratic rectifier (top),...
Learning powerful feature representations with CNNs is hard when training data are limited. Pre-trai...
A A random Gaussian receptive field population. The width of the RFs are chosen to minimize the tota...
<p>(<b>a</b>) The optimization value of localized oriented receptive fields, within a 16x16 pixel pa...
Ensemble encoding is a biologically-motivated, distributed data representation scheme for MLP networ...
<p>a) Maximum number of spikes in response to a black or white stimulus for the superficial layers, ...
We study several statistically and biologically motivated learning rules using the same visual envir...
We study several statistically and biologically motivated learning rules using the same visual envir...