The classical point of view in computational neuroscience is that neurons process and code information with firing rates. Recently, experimental evidence of neural synchronization at a fine time scale has motivated a renewed interest in the time coding theory, according to which neurons process information with precisely timed spike trains. Since spiking models are not as well-understood as rate models, we start by establishing a body of general mathematical results, which allow us to show that these models respond reliably to aperiodic stimuli. Thanks to this property, we design a spiking model of orientation selectivity in the primary visual cortex, the spiking perceptron. Because the model detects a geometrical property of the image inst...
How does the brain compute complex tasks? Is it possible to create en artificial brain? In order to ...
The most biologically-inspired artificial neurons are those of the third generation, and are termed ...
AbstractNumerous theories of neural processing, often motivated by experimental observations, have e...
The classical point of view in computational neuroscience is that neurons process and code informati...
Spiking neurons seem to capture important characteristics of biological neurons with relatively simp...
Comprendre comment les fonctions mentales émergent des interactions entre neurones est un défi majeu...
National audienceLe codage d'un stimulus par l'activation d'une assemblée de neurones est une hypoth...
Le jury était composé de : Prof. Michel Imbert, Université Paul Sabatier, Prof. Jeanny Hérault, INPG...
see http://incm.cnrs-mrs.fr/LaurentPerrinet/Publications/Perrinet03ieeeTo understand possible strate...
Les neurones sensoriels réagissent à des stimuli externes en émettant des séquences de potentiels d’...
The speed with which the human visual system can analyze a complex visual scene constitutes a fundam...
Based on synchronized responses of neuronal populations in the visual cortex to external stimuli, we...
In this thesis I propose various activity-driven synaptic plasticity mechanisms that could account f...
The hypothesis of temporal binding by synchrony raises a major challenge in neurobiology, because it...
When performing a task, neural circuits must represent and manipulate continuous stimuli using discr...
How does the brain compute complex tasks? Is it possible to create en artificial brain? In order to ...
The most biologically-inspired artificial neurons are those of the third generation, and are termed ...
AbstractNumerous theories of neural processing, often motivated by experimental observations, have e...
The classical point of view in computational neuroscience is that neurons process and code informati...
Spiking neurons seem to capture important characteristics of biological neurons with relatively simp...
Comprendre comment les fonctions mentales émergent des interactions entre neurones est un défi majeu...
National audienceLe codage d'un stimulus par l'activation d'une assemblée de neurones est une hypoth...
Le jury était composé de : Prof. Michel Imbert, Université Paul Sabatier, Prof. Jeanny Hérault, INPG...
see http://incm.cnrs-mrs.fr/LaurentPerrinet/Publications/Perrinet03ieeeTo understand possible strate...
Les neurones sensoriels réagissent à des stimuli externes en émettant des séquences de potentiels d’...
The speed with which the human visual system can analyze a complex visual scene constitutes a fundam...
Based on synchronized responses of neuronal populations in the visual cortex to external stimuli, we...
In this thesis I propose various activity-driven synaptic plasticity mechanisms that could account f...
The hypothesis of temporal binding by synchrony raises a major challenge in neurobiology, because it...
When performing a task, neural circuits must represent and manipulate continuous stimuli using discr...
How does the brain compute complex tasks? Is it possible to create en artificial brain? In order to ...
The most biologically-inspired artificial neurons are those of the third generation, and are termed ...
AbstractNumerous theories of neural processing, often motivated by experimental observations, have e...