Nature Human Behaviour,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
6(6), P. 796 - 811
Published: Feb. 24, 2022
Abstract
To
interact
with
objects
in
complex
environments,
we
must
know
what
they
are
and
where
spite
of
challenging
viewing
conditions.
Here,
investigated
where,
how
when
representations
object
location
category
emerge
the
human
brain
appear
on
cluttered
natural
scene
images
using
a
combination
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging,
electroencephalography
computational
models.
We
found
to
along
ventral
visual
stream
towards
lateral
occipital
complex,
mirrored
by
gradual
emergence
deep
neural
networks.
Time-resolved
analysis
suggested
that
computing
involves
recurrent
processing
high-level
cortex.
Object
also
emerged
gradually
stream,
evidence
for
computations.
These
results
resolve
spatiotemporal
dynamics
give
rise
present
under
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
118(45)
Published: Nov. 4, 2021
Significance
Language
is
a
quintessentially
human
ability.
Research
has
long
probed
the
functional
architecture
of
language
in
mind
and
brain
using
diverse
neuroimaging,
behavioral,
computational
modeling
approaches.
However,
adequate
neurally-mechanistic
accounts
how
meaning
might
be
extracted
from
are
sorely
lacking.
Here,
we
report
first
step
toward
addressing
this
gap
by
connecting
recent
artificial
neural
networks
machine
learning
to
recordings
during
processing.
We
find
that
most
powerful
models
predict
behavioral
responses
across
different
datasets
up
noise
levels.
Models
perform
better
at
predicting
next
word
sequence
also
measurements—providing
computationally
explicit
evidence
predictive
processing
fundamentally
shapes
comprehension
mechanisms
brain.
Behavioral and Brain Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
46
Published: Dec. 1, 2022
Abstract
Deep
neural
networks
(DNNs)
have
had
extraordinary
successes
in
classifying
photographic
images
of
objects
and
are
often
described
as
the
best
models
biological
vision.
This
conclusion
is
largely
based
on
three
sets
findings:
(1)
DNNs
more
accurate
than
any
other
model
taken
from
various
datasets,
(2)
do
job
predicting
pattern
human
errors
behavioral
(3)
brain
signals
response
to
datasets
(e.g.,
single
cell
responses
or
fMRI
data).
However,
these
not
test
hypotheses
regarding
what
features
contributing
good
predictions
we
show
that
may
be
mediated
by
share
little
overlap
with
More
problematically,
account
for
almost
no
results
psychological
research.
contradicts
common
claim
good,
let
alone
best,
object
recognition.
We
argue
theorists
interested
developing
biologically
plausible
vision
need
direct
their
attention
explaining
findings.
generally,
build
explain
experiments
manipulate
independent
variables
designed
rather
compete
making
predictions.
conclude
briefly
summarizing
promising
modeling
approaches
focus
data.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(10)
Published: Feb. 29, 2024
During
real-time
language
comprehension,
our
minds
rapidly
decode
complex
meanings
from
sequences
of
words.
The
difficulty
doing
so
is
known
to
be
related
words’
contextual
predictability,
but
what
cognitive
processes
do
these
predictability
effects
reflect?
In
one
view,
reflect
facilitation
due
anticipatory
processing
words
that
are
predictable
context.
This
view
predicts
a
linear
effect
on
demand.
another
the
costs
probabilistic
inference
over
sentence
interpretations.
either
logarithmic
or
superlogarithmic
demand,
depending
whether
it
assumes
pressures
toward
uniform
distribution
information
time.
empirical
record
currently
mixed.
Here,
we
revisit
this
question
at
scale:
We
analyze
six
reading
datasets,
estimate
next-word
probabilities
with
diverse
statistical
models,
and
model
times
using
recent
advances
in
nonlinear
regression.
Results
support
word
difficulty,
which
favors
as
key
component
human
processing.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Sept. 20, 2021
Abstract
Cortical
regions
apparently
selective
to
faces,
places,
and
bodies
have
provided
important
evidence
for
domain-specific
theories
of
human
cognition,
development,
evolution.
But
claims
category
selectivity
are
not
quantitatively
precise
remain
vulnerable
empirical
refutation.
Here
we
develop
artificial
neural
network-based
encoding
models
that
accurately
predict
the
response
novel
images
in
fusiform
face
area,
parahippocampal
place
extrastriate
body
outperforming
descriptive
experts.
We
use
these
subject
strong
tests,
by
screening
synthesizing
predicted
produce
high
responses.
find
high-response-predicted
all
unambiguous
members
hypothesized
preferred
each
region.
These
results
provide
accurate,
image-computable
category-selective
region,
strengthen
domain
specificity
brain,
point
way
future
research
characterizing
functional
organization
brain
with
unprecedented
computational
precision.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 27, 2020
Abstract
The
neuroscience
of
perception
has
recently
been
revolutionized
with
an
integrative
modeling
approach
in
which
computation,
brain
function,
and
behavior
are
linked
across
many
datasets
computational
models.
By
revealing
trends
models,
this
yields
novel
insights
into
cognitive
neural
mechanisms
the
target
domain.
We
here
present
a
first
systematic
study
taking
to
higher-level
cognition:
human
language
processing,
our
species’
signature
skill.
find
that
most
powerful
‘transformer’
models
predict
nearly
100%
explainable
variance
responses
sentences
generalize
different
imaging
modalities
(fMRI,
ECoG).
Models’
fits
(‘brain
score’)
behavioral
both
strongly
correlated
model
accuracy
on
next-word
prediction
task
(but
not
other
tasks).
Model
architecture
appears
substantially
contribute
fit.
These
results
provide
computationally
explicit
evidence
predictive
processing
fundamentally
shapes
comprehension
brain.
Significance
Language
is
quintessentially
ability.
Research
long
probed
functional
mind
using
diverse
imaging,
behavioral,
approaches.
However,
adequate
neurally
mechanistic
accounts
how
meaning
might
be
extracted
from
sorely
lacking.
Here,
we
report
important
step
toward
addressing
gap
by
connecting
recent
artificial
networks
machine
learning
recordings
during
processing.
up
noise
levels.
Models
perform
better
at
predicting
next
word
sequence
also
measurements
–
providing
Current Opinion in Neurobiology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
70, P. 11 - 23
Published: June 8, 2021
The
utility
of
machine
learning
in
understanding
the
motor
system
is
promising
a
revolution
how
to
collect,
measure,
and
analyze
data.
field
movement
science
already
elegantly
incorporates
theory
engineering
principles
guide
experimental
work,
this
review
we
discuss
growing
use
learning:
from
pose
estimation,
kinematic
analyses,
dimensionality
reduction,
closed-loop
feedback,
its
neural
correlates
untangling
sensorimotor
systems.
We
also
give
our
perspective
on
new
avenues
where
markerless
motion
capture
combined
with
biomechanical
modeling
networks
could
be
platform
for
hypothesis-driven
research.