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In Biology and Cognition

Seminar · Computational Neuroscience

The When, Where and What of visual memory formation

Brad Wyble · Pennsylvania State University

Fri, Feb 12, 2021 · 15:00 UTC

The eyes send a continuous stream of about two million nerve fibers to the brain, but only a fraction of this information is stored as visual memories. This talk will detail three neurocomputational models that attempt an understanding how the visual system makes on-the-fly decisions about how to encode that information. First, the STST family of models (Bowman & Wyble 2007; Wyble, Potter, Bowman & Nieuwenstein 2011) proposes mechanisms for temporal segmentation of continuous input. The conclusion of this work is that the visual system has mechanisms for rapidly creating brief episodes of a