Fractional order memcapacitive neuromorphic elements reproduce and predict neuronal function
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: March 9, 2024
There
is
an
increasing
need
to
implement
neuromorphic
systems
that
are
both
energetically
and
computationally
efficient.
also
great
interest
in
using
electric
elements
with
memory,
memelements,
can
complex
neuronal
functions
intrinsically.
A
feature
not
widely
incorporated
history-dependent
action
potential
time
adaptation
which
seen
real
cells.
Previous
theoretical
work
shows
power-law
history
dependent
spike
adaptation,
several
brain
areas
species,
be
modeled
fractional
order
differential
equations.
Here,
we
show
spiking
neurons
implemented
super-capacitors.
The
super-capacitors
have
derivative
memcapacitive
properties.
We
two
circuits,
a
leaky
integrate
fire
Hodgkin-Huxley.
Both
circuits
optimal
coding
dynamics
reproduced
previously
published
computer
simulations.
However,
the
Hodgkin-Huxley
circuit
showed
novel
consistent
criticality.
compared
responses
of
this
recordings
from
weakly-electric
fish
been
shown
perform
differentiation
their
sensory
input.
criticality
was
confirmed
spontaneous
live
fish.
Furthermore,
predicted
long-lasting
stimulation
corroborated
experimentally.
Our
memcapacitors
provide
intrinsic
memory
dependence
could
allow
implementation
efficient
devices.
Memcapacitors
static
consume
less
energy
than
most
studied
memristors,
thus
allowing
realization
Language: Английский
Electrosensory midbrain neurons optimally decode ascending input during object localization
The Journal of Physiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
Abstract
Understanding
how
downstream
brain
areas
decode
sensory
information
represented
by
neural
populations
remains
a
central
problem
in
neuroscience.
While
decoders
that
are
optimized
to
extract
the
maximum
amount
of
have
been
extensively
used
research,
whether
these
physiologically
realistic
at
best
unclear.
Here
we
show
decoding
scheme
based
on
correlations
between
activities
absence
stimulation
can
predict
responses
as
well
optimal
decoder.
Simultaneous
recordings
were
made
from
primary
and
their
midbrain
targets
electrosensory
system
Apteronotus
leptorhynchus
.
We
found
exhibited
significant
(i.e.
‘baseline’),
with
activity
lagging
short
latency.
then
investigated
combined
downstream.
Overall,
decoder
assigned
weights
each
neuron
was
trained
solely
baseline
performed
stimulation.
Interestingly,
both
greatly
outperformed
schemes
for
which
every
same
weight
or
when
shuffled,
indicating
identity
is
critical.
Taken
together,
our
results
suggest
uses
strategies
perform
levels
but
qualitatively
different
those
predicted
solutions.
image
Key
points
How
signals
decoded
give
rise
perception
poorly
understood.
recorded
targets.
A
solution
responses.
important
qualitative
differences
solution.
Our
demonstrate
do
an
strategy.
Language: Английский
Understanding How Differences in Morphology, Intrinsic Properties, and Extrinsic Synaptic Input Shape Spiking Activity in Sensory Neural Populations in vivo
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
It
is
generally
agreed
that,
to
understand
how
neural
circuits
composed
of
multiple
cell
types
perform
critical
computations,
it
necessary
categorize
neurons
into
types.
However,
doing
so
remains
challenging
because
factors
including
cellular
morphology,
expression
intrinsic
membrane
proteins,
and
the
amount
extrinsic
synaptic
input
vary
across
In
particular,
relationship
between
these
spiking
activity
in
vivo
poorly
understood.
We
used
a
computational
model
gain
better
understanding
this
for
electrosensory
pyramidal
populations
weakly
electric
fish.
Our
correctly
reproduced
heterogeneous
under
various
conditions
feedback
inactivation
serotonin
application
when
fitted
solely
activity.
Performing
analysis
on
parameter
variations
needed
account
changes
revealed
morphological,
intrinsic,
shape
vivo.
methodology
likely
be
applicable
other
systems
species.
Language: Английский
Neural Representation of Multi-Object Attention: Evidence from Magnetoencephalography
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Multi-Object
Attention
can
be
achieved
either
by
simultaneously
splitting
attention
to
multiple
objects,
or
sequentially
shifting
spatial
among
objects.
A
growing
body
of
research
shows
that
implemented
using
the
second
way
and
sequential
movement
exhibits
specific
rhythmicity.
However,
neural
mechanisms
underlying
this
phenomenon
are
still
not
fully
understood.
To
clarify
issue,
we
conducted
magnetoencephalography
experiments
on
healthy
participants
subsequently
employed
machine
learning
statistical
analyses
delve
into
Attention.
Our
investigation
revealed
four
single-object
states
decodable
level
sensor
signals.
Furthermore,
these
manifest
dynamically
rhythmically
during
These
findings
suggest
attentional
rhythm
exhibited
activity
multi-object
is
fundamentally
characterized
a
set
basic
units.
This
provides
valuable
information
for
future
investigations
cognitive
functions
Language: Английский