Network structure within the cerebellar input layer enables lossless sparse encoding.
Network structure within the cerebellar input layer enables lossless sparse encoding.
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小脑输入层内的网络结构可实现无损稀疏编码。
DOI:
10.1016/j.neuron.2014.07.020
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发表时间:
2014-08-20
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影响因子:
16.2
通讯作者:
Silver, R. Angus
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作者:
Billings, Guy;Piasini, Eugenio;Lorincz, Andrea;Nusser, Zoltan;Silver, R. Angus
The synaptic connectivity within neuronal networks is thought to determine the information processing they perform, yet network structure-function relationships remain poorly understood. By combining quantitative anatomy of the cerebellar input layer and information theoretic analysis of network models, we investigated how synaptic connectivity affects information transmission and processing. Simplified binary models revealed that the synaptic connectivity within feedforward networks determines the trade-off between information transmission and sparse encoding. Networks with few synaptic connections per neuron and network-activity-dependent threshold were optimal for lossless sparse encoding over the widest range of input activities. Biologically detailed spiking network models with experimentally constrained synaptic conductances and inhibition confirmed our analytical predictions. Our results establish that the synaptic connectivity within the cerebellar input layer enables efficient lossless sparse encoding. Moreover, they provide a functional explanation for why granule cells have approximately four dendrites, a feature that has been evolutionarily conserved since the appearance of fish. Network connectivity sets trade-off between informative and sparse encoding Feedforward networks with few connections are optimal for lossless, sparse encoding Best-performing networks match synaptic connectivity in the cerebellar input layer Explanation for why cerebellar granule cells have approximately 4 dendrites Synaptic connectivity is thought to determine information processing in neuronal networks, yet network structure-function relationships are poorly understood. Billings et al. show that synaptic connectivity within feedforward networks determines the trade-off between information transmission and sparse encoding.
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