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48 results for neural cortex

FANN-on-MCU enables efficient neural network inference on IoT devices.

problem Energy-efficient neural network inference on resource-constrained IoT devices.
method Open-source toolkit for ARM Cortex-M and RISC-V microcontrollers.
result Efficient neural network execution with low latency and power consumption.

Deep learning models outperform classical methods in forecasting neural activity.

problem Improving forecasting of neural activity using deep learning models.
method Systematic evaluation of eight probabilistic deep learning models against classical statistical models and baseline methods.
result Several deep learning models consistently outperform classical approaches in forecasting neural activity.

V1 cortex reconstructs images as Poisson equation solutions with varying weights.

problem Reconstructing images from V1 cortical cell receptive profiles.
method Solves a heterogeneous Poisson equation with varying weights representing neural connectivity.
result Reconstructions converge to homogeneous solutions using homogenization techniques.

New model for visual cortex border completion using bicycle wheel motions.

problem Understanding border completion in the visual cortex V1.
method Sub-Riemannian Hamiltonian formalism and bicycle wheel analogy.
result Analogies between visual cortex border completion and bicycle wheel motions.

Fault-tolerant neural networks inspired by biological error correction codes.

problem Achieving reliable computation with unreliable neurons.
method Using biological error correction codes from grid cells in the mammalian cortex to develop a fault-tolerant neural network.
result Noisy biological neurons operate below a fault-tolerance threshold, suggesting a mechanism for reliable computation in the brain.

Learning and inferring features that generate sensory input is a task continuously performed by cortex. In recent years, novel algorithms and learning rules have been proposed that allow neural network models to learn such features from natural images, written text, audio signals, etc. These networks usually involve de…

2015-06-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Correlated noise improves deep CNN performance on occluded images.

problem Understanding and leveraging correlated variability in neural networks.
method Implemented correlated noise models in deep convolutional neural networks, defined as a function of neuron selectivity and distance.
result Correlated noise models often improve performance on occluded images compared to other regularization techniques.

Improved cardiac arrhythmia detection in wearable devices with neural networks.

problem Resource constraints in low-power wearable devices for accurate arrhythmia detection.
method Adapted a convolutional-recurrent neural network to a low-power microcontroller, optimizing for precision and memory usage.
result Reduced F1F_1 score from 0.8 to 0.784 in fixed-point precision, with a 195.6KB memory footprint and 33.98MOps/s throughput.

Modeling curvature-sensitive cells in visual cortex with geometric structures.

problem Understanding the functional architecture of curvature-sensitive cells in the visual cortex.
method Geometric model based on Engel structure and SIM(2) symmetry.
result Identified SIM(2) as the natural symmetry group for curvature-sensitive cells.

New VAE models reveal hierarchical visual cortex computations.

problem Capturing hierarchical visual cortex computations in generative models.
method Sparse coding hierarchical VAEs trained on natural images with varied generative and recognition components.
result Representations similar to those in visual cortex emerge under inductive biases.

Gaudy images help train deep neural networks with less data.

problem Training deep neural networks with limited real data from visual cortex neurons.
method Used high-contrast binarized natural images (gaudy images) to train DNNs.
result Reduced training data needed for accurate DNN predictions of visual cortex neuron responses.

Modeling curvature-sensitive cells in visual cortex using manifold geometry.

problem Understanding how curvature influences cell function in the visual cortex.
method Developed a 4D manifold with canonical Engel structure to represent orientation, position, curvature, and scale.
result Characterized curvature-sensitive receptive profiles using left-invariant generators of the Engel structure.

The paper extends the functional geometry of the visual cortex to more complex architectures using contactization and symplectization.

problem Understanding the functional architecture of the visual cortex.
method Contactization and symplectization processes to extend the dimension of the space.
result Extension of the functional geometry of the visual cortex to more complex architectures.

We propose a primitive called PJOIN, for "predictive join," which combines and extends the operations JOIN and LINK, which Valiant proposed as the basis of a computational theory of cortex. We show that PJOIN can be implemented in Valiant's model. We also show that, using PJOIN, certain reasonably complex learning and …

2014-12-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Spiking neural networks perform similarly to deep networks on occluded images.

problem Robust object recognition in partially occluded images.
method Developed a two-layer spiking neural network trained on natural scenes with a biologically plausible learning rule, compared to deep convolutional networks.
result Spiking neural networks achieve good accuracy and robustness on stepwise pixel erasement tasks.

A deep neural network learns to balance memory formation and network activity with context sensitivity.

problem Improving neural network performance with limited resources.
method Integrates biological hippocampal pathways into a deep convolutional network with context-sensitive bias.
result Demonstrates a significant performance increase in a constrained network architecture.

Derives a biologically plausible neural network for Slow Feature Analysis.

problem Learning latent features from time series data.
method Starting from an SFA objective, derives Bio-SFA with a biologically plausible neural network implementation.
result Validates Bio-SFA on naturalistic stimuli, reproducing interesting properties of brain cells.

DyEnsemble improves BCI accuracy by adapting to nonstationary neural signals.

problem Nonstationary neural signals in BCI cause decoding errors.
method Dynamic ensemble modeling that learns and combines diverse models online.
result DyEnsemble outperforms Kalman filters, especially with noisy signals.

Graph embedding improves fMRI classification and reveals brain region differences in ASD.

problem Difficult to embed informative brain fMRI representations due to high dimensionality and low SNR.
method Modelled fMRI as a graph, used GNN to learn from graph data, incorporated mutual information loss (Infomax).
result Infomax graph embedding improves classification performance and reveals separable nodal representations of ASD and HC groups.

Develops visual explanations for Alzheimer's disease classification using 3D-CNNs.

problem Improving understanding of Alzheimer's disease classification using 3D-CNNs.
method Three approaches: sensitivity analysis and two activation visualization methods.
result Visual explanations identify important brain parts for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis.

Adaptive lateral connections improve visual action recognition.

problem Feedforward neural models lack feedback and lateral connections like the primate visual cortex.
method Dynamic weights in recurrent lateral connections, iteratively reintroduced input.
result Significant performance gains in visual action recognition without pretraining.

Unsupervised neural models predict brain activity better than supervised methods.

problem Understanding how the brain represents visual information without direct supervision.
method Built upon PredNet, used RSA to compare PredNet representations to fMRI and MEG data.
result Unsupervised models trained to predict video frames outperform supervised image classification models in predicting brain activity.

Smooth kernel regularizer improves deep neural networks' performance with less data.

problem Deep neural networks need large datasets for effective learning.
method Proposes a smooth kernel regularizer that encourages spatial correlations in convolution kernel weights, learned from previous experience.
result The smooth kernel regularizer improves visual recognition models over an L2 regularization baseline.