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Topic: In vivo data

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Seminar · Computational Neuroscience

Hebbian learning, its inference, and brain oscillation

Sukbin Lim · NYU Shanghai

Wed, Mar 24, 2021 · 06:00 UTC

Despite the recent success of deep learning in artificial intelligence, the lack of biological plausibility and labeled data in natural learning still poses a challenge in understanding biological learning. At the other extreme lies Hebbian learning, the simplest local and unsupervised one, yet considered to be computationally less efficient. In this talk, I would introduce a novel method to infer the form of Hebbian learning from in vivo data. Applying the method to the data obtained from the monkey inferior temporal cortex for the recognition task indicates how Hebbian learning changes th

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