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Influence of Collective Network Dynamics on Stimulus Separation

Lars Schutzeichel, Jan Bauer, Peter Bouss et al. · Bernstein Conference 2024

…neuronal activity of a neuronal population? We investigate this question in Neuropixel recordings of awake behaving mice by inferring the stimulus class (e.g., visual or tactile) from the activity. To quantify the separability, we use an optimally trained linear readout, which can be understood through the framework of Bayesian inference. We find that separability only depends on three geometric properties of the neuronal population vector, described by cones within th

ePoster · Computational Neuroscience

Recent chronic imaging experiments in mice have revealed that the hippocampal code exhibits non-trivial turnover dynamics over long time scales. Specifically, the subset of cells which are active on any given session in a familiar environment changes over the course of days and weeks. While some cells transition into or out of the code after a few sessions, others are stable over the entire experiment. The mechanisms underlying this turnover are unknown. Here we show that the statistics of turnover are consistent with a model in which non-spatial inputs to CA1 pyramidal cells readily undergo p

Wed, Feb 2, 2022 · 05:00 UTC

Seminar · Computational Neuroscience

Reading out responses of large neural population with minimal information loss

Tatyana Sharpee · Salk Institute for Biological Studies

…to primate – responses of neural populations can be quite successfully read out using a measure neural population activity termed the population vector. However, despite its successes, detailed analyses have shown that the standard population vector discards substantial amounts of information contained in the responses of a neural population, and so is unlikely to accurately describe how signal communication between parts of the nervous system. I will describe recent theoretical results showing how to modify the population vect

Fri, Apr 9, 2021 · 15:00 UTC

Seminar · Computational Neuroscience