BI 038 Máté Lengyel: Probabilistic Perception and Learning

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Jun 19 2019 | NaN

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Show Notes

Show notes:

Máté’s Cambridge website.
He’s part of the Computational Learning and Memory Group there.
Here’s his webpage at Central European University.
A review to introduce his subsequent work:
- Statistically optimal perception and learning: from behavior to neural representations.
Related recent talks:
- Bayesian models of perception, cognition and learning – CCCN 2017.
- Sampling: coding, dynamics, and computation in the cortex (Cosyne 2018).

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