The right delay: Detecting specific spike patterns with STDP and axonal conduction delays

Item does not contain fulltextAxonal conduction delays should not be ignored in simulations of spiking neural networks. Here it is shown that by using axonal conduction delays, neurons can display sensitivity to a specific spatio-temporal spike pattern. By using delays that complement the firing times in a pattern, spikes can arrive simultaneously at an output neuron, giving it a high chance of firing in response to that pattern. An unsupervised learning mechanism called spike-timing-dependent plasticity then increases the weights for connections used in the pattern, and decreases the others. This allows for an attunement of output neurons to specific activity patterns, based on temporal aspects of axonal conductivity.ICANNGA 10 - 10th international conference, ICANNGA 2010, Ljubljana, Slovenia, April 14-16, 201

SimpTell. Stoppen met praten op de automatische piloot [Using Human Language Technology to prevent aphasic speakers from producing disordered language on autopilot]

Het is voor mensen met chronische Broca-afasie beter om te leren spreken in telegramstijl. In plaats van automatisch compelte zinnen te willen maken. SimpTell afasietherapie en TST kunnen hierbij helpen

SimpTell. Stoppen met praten op de automatische piloot [Using Human Language Technology to prevent aphasic speakers from producing disordered language on autopilot]

Contains fulltext : 218142.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Het is voor mensen met chronische Broca-afasie beter om te leren spreken in telegramstijl. In plaats van automatisch compelte zinnen te willen maken. SimpTell afasietherapie en TST kunnen hierbij helpen.2 p