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just a researcher in neuroscience trying to say true and/or kind things bluesky: @neuronaud.bsky.social

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Richard Naud
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How are the fluctuations in electric field organized across the whole brain? We analyzed the 3.4 M samples from the international brain lab using and found a surprising structure made of communities and landmarks. https://t.co/slYno9ZgKF @JCBeique @XingyunWang4
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@jess_cardin
Jess Cardin
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For those interested in methods for analyzing a specific frequency of neural activity as a series of discrete events, the CBASS code is posted here with an excellent wiki by @QuentinPerreno1: https://t.co/7JS5ReFWft
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Nature research paper: Flexible perceptual encoding by discrete gamma events https://t.co/U54CIzzksH
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@Yoshua_Bengio
Yoshua Bengio
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This op-ed published in the @nytimes by @stephenwitt thoughtfully captures the urgency and complexity of navigating AI's risks, but also my sincere conviction that technical solutions are possible — we still have agency and an opportunity to act. https://t.co/EPcnPPYWUA
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A destructive A.I., like a nuclear bomb, is now a concrete possibility; the question is whether anyone will be reckless enough to build one.
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Richard Naud
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Thanks to @IntlBrainLab for assembling and sharing their data!!
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Richard Naud
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I’ve often made the bet that we’ll never really understand what’s in the LFP (or the EEG). While I feel these findings leave me with many many further questions, I don’t think I’ll make that bet again.
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Richard Naud
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What technique did we use? We extracted second long spectrograms and used deep learning to localize each sample. We then used the confusion matrix as a graph and searched for communities. If spectrometry is to match patterns of spectral peaks, this is blind spectrometry
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Richard Naud
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Graphs highlighted resemblance between communities sometimes hinged on pairs areas. Here are examples of such pairs between communities involving the motor planning community.
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Richard Naud
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The largest community outside the cerebellum and hindbrain contained parts of the basal ganglia (putamen and nucleus accumbens) and motor planning regions of cortex (ACA, GU, MOs, MOp, ORB). It split in two during visual task.
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Richard Naud
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This atlas of the local field potentials showed much re-organization when comparing inter-trial period and the visual task. Among many interesting changes, not only did the core visual communities grew larger, a new community highlighted lower and upper limbs areas got nearer
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Richard Naud
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For instance, the visual layers of superior colliculus were most similar to primary cortex as well as other visual areas such as VISpm & VISa, retrosplenial and area poststriata (hippocampal). The motor parts of the superior colliculus were similar to noncortical oculomotor areas
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Richard Naud
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Maybe I was naïve, I honestly thought we would only see a smooth and blurry transition between the frontal cortex, visual cortex and the hippocampus. But the structure we found was finer grained, more functional and more dynamic than I thought.
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@CPehlevan
Cengiz Pehlevan
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Check our new scaling law theory for deep linear self-attention! @blake__bordelon @maryiletey
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Stat.ML Papers
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Theory of Scaling Laws for In-Context Regression: Depth, Width, Context and Time
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@pgmid
Paul Middlebrooks
2 months
Making rational decisions for the wrong reasons... Probabilities in brains... Ecological neuroscience... Xaq Pitkow @xaqlab dishes out the principles https://t.co/D8WhmHR6rq
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@aeronlaffere
Aeron Laffere
3 months
The work I was doing back in Oxford recently found its way to a publication in Cell. In the intervening years since I worked on this, numerous iterations of the machine-god have been unleashed on the world, the West has started to slip into anarchy, and Charli XCX gained
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@katjaQheuer
katja heuer🦋k4tj4.bsky.social🐘[email protected]
3 months
1 To predict the behaviour of a primate, would you rather base your guess on a closely related species or one with a similar brain shape? We looked at brains & behaviours of 70 species, you’ll be surprised! 🧵Thread on our new preprint with @R3RT0 , https://t.co/668msRHMNu
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@tokushiru_
トクシル|特別支援を「する」「知る」
6 months
セロトニン神経の活動を説明する上で「強化子(好子)の予測に対するアプローチ」という考え方を示した論文。 予想外の好子には、セトロニンの活動が活発になる一方で、予想外の嫌子にはセロトニンの活動は活発にならない。 いやはや。実に生物的だし、ABAでも重要な視点。 https://t.co/LwSJJgSJYw
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Nature - Merging ideas from reinforcement learning theory with recent insights into the filtering properties of the dorsal raphe nucleus, a unifying perspective is found explaining why serotonin...
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OPC
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World renowned Canadian leaders in #AI, Professor @Yoshua_Bengio, and #QuantumComputing, Dr. Martin Laforest, shared insights with the G7 Data Protection and Privacy Authorities Roundtable into these rapidly evolving technologies. #G7privacy
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Katharina Wilmes
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PhD/Postdoc position in Computational Neuroscience at the Institute of Neuroinformatics (UZH and ETH Zürich): we are investigating the neural circuits underlying perception and learning in uncertain environments: https://t.co/tyqM1BDXvC @BernsteinNeuro @UZH_en @ETH_en
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