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Stephen Waydo Explicit Object Representation by Sparse Neural Codes

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&#160;PhD; &#160;now at C8 Medisensors

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see his PhD ... he was in Control and Dynamical Systems at Caltech with Koch.

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PhD thesis is online; &#160;thesis defense was Sept 2007; depostied Dec 2007;

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PhD Thesis (in my files)

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page 1: 1.1 &#160;Motivation

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Quiroga and Fried article was 2005: single nueonrs in MTL:

memory consolidation and corss-modal assoc.

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microwires implanted for 1 week;

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100 difft images of people, animals, objects, buildings;

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MTL neurons respond rarely &#160;(are usu quiet) and only to a small # of images.

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Jennifer Aniston neuron: &#160;5 spikes &#160;btwn &#160;300 to 500 ms after stim.

images or name of the object; &#160;MTL NOT limited to visual processing;

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page 6 &#160;Chap 2: &#160;How SPARSE is the CODE?

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