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Power-law efficient neural codes provide general link between perceptual bias and discriminability

NeurIPS 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Theory of neural network sensitivity · 18 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use nonlinear bias-discriminability relation instead of linear relation (ablation)MAP estimator, power-law efficient codes · simulated random GP priorserror ratio R of bias predictionHelped
increase SNR k (ablation)bias-discriminability relationship (MAP, median, mean) · simulated random GP priorslinearity of bias vs discriminabilityHelped
increase SNR k beyond optimum (ablation)error ratio of analytical predictions · simulated random GP priorserror ratio RHurt
vary efficient coding power q (not only q=2) under MAP decoder (ablation)Wei-Stocker law · simulated random GP priorsslope of linear bias-discriminability relationNo clear effect
q greater than 1 with posterior mean decoder (ablation)power-law efficient code · simulated random GP priorsbias directionMixed

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