Week |
Topics |
Slides |
Week 1 (3/8) |
- From cognitive brain science to brain-like computation
- Brain as a cognitive neural computer
- Computational vision, language, and motion
- Lifelong learning with perception-action cycle
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Week 2 (3/15) |
- Michael Arbib
[Keywords]
& Stephen Grossberg
& Terry Sejnowski
- Ray Kurzweil [2], The biologically inspired digital neocortex (Ch. 7, ·ùÁ¦È¯) & The mind as computer (Ch. 8, ·ùÁ¦È¯)
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Week 3 (3/22) |
- Jeff Hawkins
[Keywords]
& Tomasso Poggio
- Laurenz Wiskott: How does our visual system achieve shift and size invariance? (Ch. 16, ±èÅÂÁØ)
- L. F. Abbott: Where Are the Switches on This Thing? (Ch. 21, ÀÌ»ó¿ì)
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Week 4 (3/29) |
- Jack Gallant
[Keywords]
& Itzhak Fried
- Francis Crick & Christof Koch: What are the neuronal correlates of consciousness? (Ch. 23, ±è°æ¹Î)
- Terrence J. Sejnowslzi: What Are the Projective Fields of Cortical Neurons? (Ch. 19, ±èÁ¾±Ô)
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Week 5 (4/5) |
- Earl Miller
& Gyorgy Buzsaki
[Keywords]
- Gilles Laurent: Shall we even understand the fly's brain? (Ch. 1, õȿ¼±)
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Week 6 (4/12) |
- Karel Svoboda

- C. van Vreeswijk: What is the neural code? (Ch. 8, À̹üÁø)
- Tal Kenet et al.: Are single neurons soloists or are they obedient members of a huge orchestra? (Ch. 9, Anwar Sajid)
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Week 7 (4/19) |
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Week 8 (4/26) |
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Week 9 (5/3) |
- Stephen Smith
& Seth Grant
[Keywords]
- Wulfram Gerstner: How can the brain be so fast? (Ch. 7, ÀÌÃæ¿¬)
- Joachin Fuster & Gerald Edelman
- V. S. Ramachandran & Edward Hubbard: Synesthesia: What does it tell us about the emergence of qualia, metaphor, abstract thought, and language? (Ch. 22, ¹è¼öÁ¤)
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Week 10 (5/10) |
- Clay Reid
[Keywords]
& Markus Meister
- Steven Zucker: Which computation runs in visual cortical columns? (Ch. 11, ÀÌÇö¹Î)
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Week 11 (5/17) |
- Holiday (Buddha's Birthday)
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Week 12 (5/24) |
- Tony Bell
& Bruno Olshausen
[Keywords]
- Bruno Olshausen and David Field: What is the other 85 percent of V1 doing? (Ch. 10, ÀÌ»óÀ±)
- C. E. Carr, S. Iyer, D. Soares, S. IGzlluri, and J. Z. Simon: Are Neurons Adapted for Specific Computations? (Ch. 12, ±èÁøÈ)
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Week 13 (5/31) |
- Mark Gluck
& Geoffrey Hinton
& Tom Mitchell 
- Andreas V. M. Herz: How Is Time Represented in the Brain? (Ch. 13, ÀÌÀç¼±)
- David McAlphine & Alan Palmer: How general are neural codes in sensory systems? (Ch. 14, À¯½Â¹ü)
- Georg M. Iclump: How Does the Hearing System Perform Auditory Scene Analysis? (Ch. 15, ¹Ú¿¹½½)
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Week 14 (6/7) |
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Week 15 (6/14) |
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Week 16 (6/21) |
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