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Biologically plausible learning in a deep recurrent spiking network

2019-04-18

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Artificial deep convolutional networks (DCNs) meanwhile beat even human performance in challenging tasks. Recently DCNs were shown to also predict real neuronal responses. Their relevance for understanding the neuronal networks in the brain, however, remains questionable. In contrast to the unidirectional architecture of DCNs neurons in cortex are recurrently connected and exchange signals by short pulses, the act...

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55eeb379-0649-5496-a5c5-aa7d49a3631b
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10.1101/613471
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