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Plasticity of Neural Integrator Dynamics

Plasticity of Neural Integrator Dynamics
神经积分动力学的可塑性
批准号:
0242945
负责人:
David Tank
金额:
$15.95万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-07-01 至 2003-09-30

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项目摘要:神经积分器的可塑性动态动眼神经积分器将眼球快速运动的短暂输入信号转换为持续的神经活动模式,以保持眼肌的紧张状态,使眼睛保持在固定的角度位置。产生这种持续活动的主要候选机制是通过反复反馈环重新兴奋神经元,这一机制需要精确调整正反馈的量才能正常运行。通常,视觉信号通过改变神经积分器中持续活动的属性来产生适量的调谐。在实验上,可塑性将通过一种训练范式来人工控制,该训练范式由视觉图案旋转,角速度由眼睛位置实时动态控制。将建立最优训练方案,并将定量测量神经积分器中神经元特性的变化。这些数据将用于将学习规则整合到神经积分器的理论递归神经网络模型中。将瞬时输入转换为持续的神经输出是神经系统中广泛观察到的一种短期记忆形式。因此,更好地理解调节机制对神经整合功能的贡献在神经生物学中应该具有更广泛的意义。
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Project Summary: Plasticity of Neural Integrator Dynamics The oculomotor neural integrator converts brief input signals for rapid eye movements into sustained patterns of neural activity that maintain tension in eye muscles to hold the eye at a fixed angular position. The leading candidate mechanism for the production of this sustained activity is re-excitation of neurons through recurrent feedback loops, a mechanism that requires precise tuning of the amount of positive feedback for proper operation. Normally, visual signals produce the appropriate amount of tuning by changing the properties of the sustained activity in the neural integrator. Experimentally, the plasticity will be artificially controlled by a training paradigm consisting of a visual pattern rotating with an angular velocity dynamically controlled in real time by eye position. Optimal training protocols will be established and changes in the properties of neurons in the neural integrator will be quantitatively measured. These data will be used to incorporate learning rules into theoretical recurrent neural network models of the neural integrator. The conversion of a transient input into a sustained neural output is a form of short term memory that is widely observed in the nervous system. Thus better understanding of the role tuning mechanisms contribute to neural integrator function should have broader significance in neurobiology.
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