A biological model system for studying predictive processing
Neuroscience, Computational Neuroscience, Cognition and seminar by Dr Ede Rancz, University of Oxford
Hosted by Cortex Club
Thursday 15:00–16:10 London (GMT+0)
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Abstract
Despite the increasing recognition of predictive processing in circuit neuroscience, little is known about how it may be implemented in cortical circuits. We set out to develop and characterise a biological model system with layer 5 pyramidal cells in the centre. We aim to gain access to prediction and internal model generating processes by controlling, understanding or monitoring everything else: the sensory environment, feed-forward and feed-back inputs, integrative properties, their spiking activity and output. I’ll show recent work from the lab establishing such a model system both in terms of biology as well as tool development.
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