Cognition has bound everyone since long, our journey of cognition deals with a fun team. We are a small team (until we combine forces with Dr. Eric Yttri, at CMU for decision and behavioural experiments on Brain computer based interface for neuromorphic circuits on mice). I've been thinking about where we initialize the network with a connectivity that we know solves part of the problem and then see what/how connections are added to solve the remaining part.Allowing two different 4 neuron sets of memory pieces interact with each other that is rather than an elman rnn we watch interaction between neurons passing sensory input through each other With professor Christopher Cueva at MIT brain and cognitive science, we are trying tolook into the mechanism of how brain stores sensory information and how does it lead to decision making on multiple continuous variables.
The project started very recently and is going strong! We hope to solve this mystery and in turn decipher more on cognition and memory storage!Sensory memory interference
Cognition has bound everyone since long, our journey of cognition deals with a fun team. We are a small team (until we combine forces with Dr. Eric Yttri, at CMU for decision and behavioural experiments on Brain computer based interface for neuromorphic circuits on mice). Our goal is to understand how memory works and how decisions are taken. How does brain process sensory information? Can this be used for improving communication and expression of ideas? Can RNNs help in deciphering this mystery? How are long term memory formed? Most importantlty, why does an incoming memory interference not overwrite an existing one?