at Emre Neftci's lab (@fz-juelich.de).
ktran.de
🧠 Come visit me Tuesday Morning (8am - 12pm)
📍 Poster RR15
showing work w/ @adrian-du.bsky.social on parallax in PoSub and what we learn from it for visual cue integration. Come say hi or DM for a coffee chat! ☕️ #Neurosky
🧠 Come visit me Tuesday Morning (8am - 12pm)
📍 Poster RR15
showing work w/ @adrian-du.bsky.social on parallax in PoSub and what we learn from it for visual cue integration. Come say hi or DM for a coffee chat! ☕️ #Neurosky
I will be presenting TMCL in just two weeks at the #BernsteinConference. Hope to see some of you there! @bernsteinneuro.bsky.social
Many thanks to my advisor Willem Wybo, and to Emre Neftci for the great support.
Continual learning methods struggle in mostly unsupervised environments with sparse labels (e.g. parents telling their child the object is an 'apple').
We propose that in the cortex, predictive coding of high-level top-down modulations solves this! (1/6)
I will be presenting TMCL in just two weeks at the #BernsteinConference. Hope to see some of you there! @bernsteinneuro.bsky.social
Many thanks to my advisor Willem Wybo, and to Emre Neftci for the great support.
bernstein-network.de/bernstein-co...
Everything about Dendrites: Check it out!
bernstein-network.de/bernstein-co...
Everything about Dendrites: Check it out!
Continual learning methods struggle in mostly unsupervised environments with sparse labels (e.g. parents telling their child the object is an 'apple').
We propose that in the cortex, predictive coding of high-level top-down modulations solves this! (1/6)
Continual learning methods struggle in mostly unsupervised environments with sparse labels (e.g. parents telling their child the object is an 'apple').
We propose that in the cortex, predictive coding of high-level top-down modulations solves this! (1/6)