The quest for the cortical algorithm
Computational Neuroscience seminar by Dr. Helmut Linde, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
Hosted by TINS Neurotwin
Thursday 16:00–17:10 London (GMT+1)
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Abstract
The cortical algorithm hypothesis states that there is one common computational framework to solve diverse cognitive problems such as vision, voice recognition and motion control. In my talk, I propose a strategy to guide the search for this algorithm and I present a few ideas on how some of its components might look like. I'll explain why a highly interdisciplinary approach is needed from neuroscience, computer science, mathematics and physics to make further progress in this important question.
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