ePoster · Computational Neuroscience
A homeostatic mechanism or statistics can maintain input-output relations of multilayer drifting assemblies
Simon Altrogge, Raoul-Martin Memmesheimer · Bernstein Conference 2024
Associative memories might be represented by groups of strongly interconnected neurons, called neuronal assemblies. Recent experimental findings suggest that such assemblies are not static but composed of different neurons at different times [1]. A theoretical model reproducing these findings is given by drifting assemblies [2]: In a gradual process, assemblies exchange individual neurons between one another due to ever-present synaptic plasticity. So far, only single-layer networks of drifting assemblies have been considered. Biological neuronal assemblies are, however, thought to be distribu