Optimized assemblies of neurons restore the co-tuning in recurrent noisy networks.

a. Diagram of the network with uniform connectivity b. The network activity is characterized by synchronous events across groups. The traces below (gray line) show the spike count over all neurons in 2ms bins. The in-group (c.) and be...

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Main Author:	Emmanouil Giannakakis (8415591) (author)
Other Authors:	Oleg Vinogradov (19996957) (author), Victor Buendía (19996960) (author), Anna Levina (792049) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biophysics Neuroscience Sociology Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified specific stimulus characteristics network dynamics created introducing specific structures highly recurrent networks favourable correlation structure develop strong preferences receive direct input efficient coding units structured recurrent connectivity neuron receiving input delicately balanced excitation neurons receiving noisy tuning </ p typically noisy readout neuron learn input input selectivity coding efficiency tuned connectivity synaptic connectivity presynaptic connectivity theoretical studies synaptic plasticity structural influences raises questions population activity plasticity rules plasticity mechanisms plastic pre output relationships observations suggest noise signals neurons driven inhibitory populations findings indicate cortical signals
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Optimized assemblies of neurons restore the co-tuning in recurrent noisy networks.

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