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SeminarRecording availableComputational Neuroscience

Neural Engineering: Building large-scale cognitive models of the brain

National Research Council of Canada and University of Waterloo Collaboration Centre

Hosted by NERV

· 70 minutes
Waterloo, ON, Canada · Hybrid

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Abstract

The Neural Engineering Framework has been used to create a wide variety of biologically realistic brain simulations that are capable of performing simple cognitive tasks (remembering a list, counting, etc.). This includes the largest existing functional brain model. This talk will describe this method, and show some examples of using it to take high-level cognitive algorithms and convert them into a neural network that implements those algorithms. Overall, this approach gives us new ways of thinking about how the brain works and what sorts of algorithms it is capable of performing.

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Neural Engineering Frameworkalgorithm implementationbiologically realisticbrain simulationscognitionfunctional brain modelneural engineeringneural networks
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