Presentation 2011-06-23
Information content analysis for spike trains of neuron and neural networks
Takashi TAKEKAWA, Yoshikazu ISOMURA, Tomoki FUKAI,
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Abstract(in English) Traditionally, firing rates are considered informative signals represented by action potentials, and compared with observed behavioral or perceptual phenomenon. However, it is possible that the detailed temporal information of action potentials also contains important signals. Recently, many people attempt to understand how particular observed signal can be predicted by spike trains using supervised learning. In this work, we apply a unsupervised learning method, kernel principle component analysis methods, for extracting information from single- or multi-neuron spike trains and seek the most informative decoding scheme only using spike trains.
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Keyword(in English) Kernel Principle Component Analysis / Firing Rate / Temporal Coding
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Conference Date 2011/6/16(1days)
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Title (in English) Information content analysis for spike trains of neuron and neural networks
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Keyword(1) Kernel Principle Component Analysis
Keyword(2) Firing Rate
Keyword(3) Temporal Coding
1st Author's Name Takashi TAKEKAWA
1st Author's Affiliation RIKEN BSI()
2nd Author's Name Yoshikazu ISOMURA
2nd Author's Affiliation Brain Science Institute, Tamagawa University
3rd Author's Name Tomoki FUKAI
3rd Author's Affiliation RIKEN BSI
Date 2011-06-23
Paper # NC2011-1
Volume (vol) vol.111
Number (no) 96
Page pp.pp.-
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