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Topic: high-dimensional input

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ePoster · Computational Neuroscience

Nonlinear Hebbian plasticity for dimensionality reduction

Ivan Bulygin · Neuromatch 5

Wed, Sep 28, 2022

Brains often infer low-dimensional features from high-dimensional input. For example, during visual processing a picture captured by the retina is processed hierarchically through the ventral stream, which gradually infers higher-level features encoded by the lower number of neurons. However, it is still unclear how neural networks learn to perform such tasks. Hebbian Learning (HL), a local form of plasticity that uses pre- and postsynaptic activity to change synaptic efficacy, has been used extensively in receptive field models, sparse coding, independent and principal component analysis, an