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Generative models of brain function: Inference, networks, and mechanisms

A/Prof

Monash University

Hosted by Sydney Systems Neuroscience and Complexity SNAC

· 60 minutes
Wellington Rd, Clayton VIC, Australia · Hybrid

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Abstract

This talk will focus on the generative modelling of resting state time series or endogenous neuronal activity. I will survey developments in modelling distributed neuronal fluctuations – spectral dynamic causal modelling (DCM) for functional MRI – and how this modelling rests upon functional connectivity. The dynamics of brain connectivity has recently attracted a lot of attention among brain mappers. I will also show a novel method to identify dynamic effective connectivity using spectral DCM. Further, I will summarise the development of the next generation of DCMs towards large-scale, whole-brain schemes which are computationally inexpensive, to the other extreme of the development using more sophisticated and biophysically detailed generative models based on the canonical microcircuits.

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spectral DCMwhole-brain schemes

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