【学术视频】统计物理与神经计算国际研讨会 | 北京大学吴思教授
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题 目:Push-pull feedback implements rough-to-fine information retrieval报告人:吴思单 位:北京大学时 间:2019-10-05地 点:中山大学
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报告摘要
Experimental data has revealed that in addition to feedforward connections, there exist abundant feedback connections in a hierarchical neural pathway. Although the importance of feedback in neural information processing has been widely recognized in the field, the detailed mechanism of how it works remains largely unknown. Here, we investigate the role of feedback in hierarchical memory retrieval. Specifically, we consider a multi-layer network which stores hierarchical memory patterns, and each layer of the network behaves as an associative memory of the corresponding hierarchy. We find that to achieve good retrieval performance, the feedback needs to be dynamical: at the early phase, the feedback is positive (push), which suppresses inter-class noises between memory patterns; at the late phase, the feedback is negative (pull), which suppresses intra-class noises between memory patterns. Overall, memory retrieval in the network progresses from rough to fine. Our model agrees with the push-pull phenomenon observed in neural data and sheds light on our understanding of the role of feedback in neural information processing.
个人简介
Dr. Si Wu is Professor at School of Electronics Engineering & Computer Science, Principle Investigator at IDG/McGovern Institute for Brain Research, and Principle Investigator at PKU-Tsinghua Center for Life Science in Peking University. He was originally trained as a theoretical physicist and received his BSc, MSc, and PhD degrees all from Beijing Normal University. His research interests have turned to Artificial Intelligence and Computational Neuroscience since graduation. He worked as Postdocs at Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Limburg University of Belgium, and Riken Brain Science Institute of Japan, and as Lecturer/Senior Lecturers at Sheffield University and Sussex University of UK. He came back to China in 2008, and worked as PI at Institute of Neuroscience in Chinese Academy of Sciences and Professor in Beijing Normal University. His research interests focus on Computational Neuroscience and Brain-inspired Computing. He has published more than 100 papers, including top journals in neuroscience, such as Neuron, Nature Neuroscience, PNAS, J. Neurosci., and top conferences in AI, such as NIPS. He is now Co-editor-in-chief of Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience.
会议简介
2019年10月4日-6日,统计物理与神经计算国际研讨会由中山大学物理学院主办,这是在该校举办的第一届物理,机器学习与计算神经科学交叉的国际会议,会议邀请了这一领域近年来作出杰出贡献的国内外专家参与讨论,并围绕神经网络的计算建模,理论研究,生物机制的最新进展展开。
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