New review in @AnnualReviews with @MattGolub_Neuro@SussilloDavid@shenoystanford. We describe Computation Through Neural Population Dynamics (CTD) framework. We explore what we do and do not mean by CTD, and how it can be applied to experimental data. 1/4
https://t.co/ogq0MflhvQ
Really proud of this modeling work led by @lndriscoll (with @shenoystanford).
We believe we've found a computational structure between the individual neuron and the entire network in RNNs. We call this structure a "dynamical motif."
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🚨⏰ 🚨 #TWEEPRINT TIME 🚨⏰ 🚨
💫🎊🥳My postdoc work is now online! 🎉🌝💫
@shenoystanford@SussilloDavid and I have been working to understand how neural networks perform multiple related/interfering computations using the computation through dynamics framework.
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@OlivierCodol @JonAMichaels Thanks @OlivierCodol. As Jonathan might attest, we (at least I personally) failed to get motor adaptation to look reasonable. If you think you can get it to work & match NHP data (which I’m happy to share with you) that’s a big deal imo & worth doing & you should publish it! :)
Thanks so much @nicolemlynaryk and @SCglobalbrain for this wonderful piece highlighting some really fascinating work, including some of our ongoing research!
@JonAMichaels @J_D_Crawford@jeff_schall@KohitijKar@_LiyaMa Congrats again on this Jonathan. Super well-deserved. I just saw this tweet and hence the photos of the facility as well as the other hires! Amazing! Great place & people for you to start a “superlab” 😊
New review in @AnnualReviews with @MattGolub_Neuro@SussilloDavid@shenoystanford. We describe Computation Through Neural Population Dynamics (CTD) framework. We explore what we do and do not mean by CTD, and how it can be applied to experimental data. 1/4
https://t.co/ogq0MflhvQ
@MattGolub_Neuro@UW@uwcse Late to this, but congrats all the same!!Super exciting and well deserved! Really looking forward to seeing & learning from all the amazing things your lab will come up with! 😊
@JonAMichaels I’ve always loved @reziliusReza’s beautiful and simple demo where he drops a copy of principles of neural science (or perhaps some other book) in a volunteer’s outstretched arms. Lmk if you don’t know what I’m talking about.