Lecture 7 Flashcards

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How is the organisation of thalamic projection to auditory cortex? What experiment was used to work this out?

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2
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How is the tonotopy preserved of auditory information in different parts of the brain?

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3
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What is preserved in the auditory cortex?

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4
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How is auditory cortex plastic? What experiment was done to show this?

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5
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How does plasticity change as you go higher up the system?

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6
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What does the pup and mother mouse experiment show?

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7
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In the higher order what differences are seen with the modalities?

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8
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What is selectivity? How do cells work to make selectivity? What cells are involved?

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9
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What is invariance? How do cells work to make invariance? What cells are involved?

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10
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How does the machine model that is an artificial neural network work? What are the components? How well does this model work?

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What are the operations involved in the artificial neural network? How do they work? What are the functions?

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12
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What is the tuning function? What is it important for?

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13
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What is the MAX function? What is it important for?

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14
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What is a canonical circuit? What does it exhibit?

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15
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What kind of excitation and inhibition does the canonical circuit have?

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16
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Does one neuron have multiple operations or a fixed operation?

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17
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What is a summation index? How is it calculated? What experiment was done?

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18
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How is the distribution of the summation index in the visual system?

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19
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What was the experiment done to explain the summation index in the auditory system? What were the results? What did it show?

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20
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How is the distribution of the summation index in the auditory system?

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21
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How do the Sml distributions compare between the visual and auditory system?

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22
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What is assumed with the function of the neuron when it is put into a neural network?

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23
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How was this tested? Where? How?

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24
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What is adaptation?

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25
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What experiment was done to test adaptation?

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26
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What were the results? What does it show?

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27
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What are visual models? What kind of neurons are there?

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28
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What is flexible neuron-to-computation mapping model?

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29
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What are the two sub problems to working out how the brain combines features to form sound representations?

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30
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What is a central auditory neuron’s receptive field structure?

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31
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What are the problems with computational models to characterise receptive field?

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32
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What is a method that can work well? What are the components?

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33
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What is the experiments to show how this minimal model works? What did it show?

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34
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What are auditory neurons’ receptive fields a mosaic of?

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35
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What is an example of features? How many features? What kind of features in comparison to each other?

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