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Sparse convolutional coding for neuronal assembly detection

NeurIPS 2017 · Architectures and efficiency › Spiking networks · approach: Bio-inspired spiking neuron models · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use sparse convolutional coding (l0 on activations, l1 on motifs) instead of PCA/ICA/scNMF for motif detectionneuronal assembly detection · synthetic spike data, tau=21ROC of neuron associationHelped
use sparse convolutional coding instead of PCA/ICA/scNMF for synchronous motifsneuronal assembly detection · synthetic spike data, tau=1ROC of neuron associationNo clear effect
use sparse convolutional coding instead of scNMF for short motifsneuronal assembly detection · synthetic spike data, tau=7ROC of neuron associationNo clear effect
add shuffled-data threshold and multi-run sorting to discard spurious motifs (ablation)sparse convolutional coding · hippocampal CA1 databetween-run motif differenceHelped

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