Analyzing Neural Activity Using Information Theory
使用信息论分析神经活动
基本信息
- 批准号:6540656
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 11.1万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-07-01 至 2003-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (Adapted from the applicant's abstract): If the purpose of the
nervous system is information processing, then we should be able to say what
it means for a biological system to process information. Unfortunately,
little can be said in a quantitative way. To address this question attempts
have intermittently been made over the last 50 years to understand brain
function by applying information theory (IT). In recent years, such attempts
have become more frequent, with occasional, interesting successes. However,
from the viewpoint of the engineering discipline of IT, these attempts have
hardly scratched the surface of what IT has to offer, and so far, people have
only attempted to incorporate the most well-known and elementary aspects of
IT.
Indeed, the ideas applied with apparent success - source coding theory - are
essentially as old as Shannon's original work. Since that time much has
occurred in IT, including several extensions of Shannon's work. Here the
investigators advocate the introduction of RD theory and its recent offspring,
successive refinement theory. It is the goal of the proposed research to
create a demonstration illustrating the applicability and promising
superiority of these more sophisticated results of IT. The investigators will
translate the ideas of rate-distortion theory and successive refinement theory
from the communication literature, where they were developed, to the issues of
biological computation. This translation will necessarily be abstract and
mathematical. At the same time, however, the investigators will further show
people how to apply these insights as well as test several conjectures.
Biologically motivated computer simulations of small examples, examples well
within the purview of neural network theory and the issues inherent in
studying the computational basis of cognition, will be used to illustrate the
theory being developed. Finally, the investigators describe how RD theory and
the dynamics inherent in the translated version of successive refinement
theory can be used to quantify some of the most pervasive metaphors of neural
computation. Thus although there is tremendous promise in using the known
results of IT, the investigators believe that neuroscientists must begin by
applying some of the deeper aspects of the theory. In particular, the overly
simplistic uses of IT which now exist in the neuroscientific literature must
be clarified and upgraded.
The proposed approach is innovative because it has not been done before in the
way proposed and it is important to the mission of NIH because understanding
the brain is important to the mission of NIH. Many diseases and disabilities
result from impaired or damaged brain function. The list is long: drug abuse,
blindness, memory and cognitive impairments due to aging, deafness, learning
disabilities in children, all types mental illness, post-traumatic stress
disorder, epilepsy, traumatic brain injury, stroke, etc. If the goal is to
repair, prevent, and treat such maladies, a fundamental, deep understanding of
what neuronal activity signifies and what this activity means in terms of
thought processes, sensations, motivations, and our ability to affect the
world will benefit from an improved theory neural information processing.
描述(改编自申请人的摘要):如果目的
神经系统是信息处理,那么我们应该能够说什么
这意味着生物系统处理信息。 很遗憾,
几乎没有用定量的方式说。 解决这个问题的尝试
在过去的50年中,间歇性地了解了大脑
通过应用信息理论(IT)来函数。 近年来,这种尝试
偶尔会取得有趣的成功。 然而,
从工程学科的角度来看,这些尝试具有
几乎没有刮擦其所提供的表面,到目前为止,
仅试图纳入最知名和最基本的方面
它。
确实,以明显成功的思想 - 来源编码理论 - 是
从本质上讲,与香农的原始作品一样古老。 从那时起很多
发生在其中,包括香农作品的几次扩展。 在这里
研究人员主张引入RD理论及其最新后代,
连续的完善理论。 这是拟议研究的目标
创建一个示范,说明适用性和有希望的
这些更复杂的结果的优越性。 调查人员会
翻译利率延伸理论和连续完善理论的思想
从传播文献(开发的地方)到问题
生物计算。 该翻译必然是抽象的,并且
数学。 但是,与此同时,调查人员将进一步显示
人们如何运用这些见解以及测试一些猜想。
以生物学动机的计算机模拟小型示例,示例很好
在神经网络理论的范围内以及
研究认知的计算基础将用于说明
理论正在发展。 最后,调查人员描述了RD理论和
连续完善的翻译版本中固有的动力学
理论可用于量化神经最普遍的隐喻
计算。 因此,尽管使用已知的
结果,调查人员认为神经科学家必须从
应用理论的一些更深的方面。 特别是
它的简单用途现在存在于神经科学文献中
被澄清和升级。
提出的方法具有创新性,因为它以前尚未在
提出的方式,这对NIH的使命很重要,因为理解
大脑对NIH的使命很重要。 许多疾病和残疾
脑功能受损或受损的原因。 清单很长:滥用药物,
失明,记忆和认知障碍,由于老化,耳聋,学习
儿童残疾,所有类型的精神疾病,创伤后压力
疾病,癫痫,脑损伤,中风等
修复,预防和治疗这种疾病,对
哪些神经元活动表示什么,这项活动在
思考过程,感觉,动机以及我们影响的能力
世界将受益于改进的理论神经信息处理。
项目成果
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- DOI:10.1152/jn.00646.2003
- 发表时间:2004-06
- 期刊:
- 影响因子:2.5
- 作者:T. Sangrey;W. Otto Friesen;William B Levy
- 通讯作者:T. Sangrey;W. Otto Friesen;William B Levy
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了解大脑中的计算和通信
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6876146 - 财政年份:2002
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