The Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience of Categorization, Novelty-Detec...

[allahissatan2]

cocaine will make u smart!!!

[KnowKnot]

looks like the underatanding re cue-outcome has changed since this - see Liu & Luhmann "blocking requires uncertainty about novel cues" via Google.

[chavatdon]

awesomest... speed with which he talks keeps me alive throughout.. there is so much to learn.. plus that last REM sleep relation with hippocampus is awesome

[vksonakia]

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[flowewritharoma]

goood presentation!!!

[carsanookdotcom]

kool!

[raptibus]

wow, read his textbook last semester, was not expecting that.

[freyajean]

7:15

[andenandenia]

The military applications of hippocampus in neural networks was just VERY impressive. It makes me beleve that brain chemistry can be explained without a magical soul!

[Tincuradan]

"Novelty detection" made me laugh. :D

Stimulate your Hippocampus, play with the dopamine system.

[trisky1234]

This will be my field +- 9 years from now :D

[peacenlove4every1]

I doubt it. You will probably fail out of science in undergrad school. I see people like you come and drop out all the time. Only a select few of us have the talent to understand and make advancements in science. Stick to interior design or liberal arts.

[trisky1234]

@peacenlove4every1 First of all, I am alreadt in university, second of all, I plan to study a bit longer then the run of the mill student. Maybe you're the one who's been failing all along and is destined to become a dropout?

[DanHipp]

@peacenlove4every1 @peacenlove4every1 Wow, how modest you are, Dr. Youtube Commenter! I wish I was in your circle of "only a select few"!

Love,

Cognitive Science PhD student

[padmasree77]

@DanHipp can wireless ids can be implemneted using congnitive neural networks

[DanHipp]

@padmasree77 Um, I dunno, but if all you took from this presentation was that the govt is going to put wireless ID's in our heads, I'm not sure I want to tell you anyway :)

[chosop25]

@trisky1234  Sweet!

[TresChanceux]

James Burke : The Day The Universe Changed: "Infinitely Reasonable", 5 of 5 (CC) which explores the evolution of Western Scientific thought

[TresChanceux]

"A quiet death for bold project to map the mind

Military scraps research at Rutgers and other schools to engineer a brain

Thursday, March 15, 2007

BY KEVIN COUGHLIN

Star-Ledger Staff

The military, it appears, is no match for the mind.

" "All we know is it's dead," Gluck said.

[TresChanceux]

"Magnet motor part 2"

Developed from nature's pattern of the "fibonacci spiral array." We see this pattern in many facets of nature, tornado's, cyclones, other weather patterns.

[TresChanceux]

S"aturday Morning Science, full length, DVD quality"

Dr. Don Pettit performs a number of microgravity experiments while onboard the International Space Station.

[sin331]

hmm. i've seen this on google video before. nice talk

[socratus1]

Brain works on dualistic basis

consciousness and unconsciousness

M Talbot explained situation in such way Contrary to what everyone knows it is so, it may not be the brain that produce consciousness, but rather consciousness that creates the appearance of the brain

Information can transfer only by EM waves

But there isnt EM waves without Electron

Electron carries the minimum quantum Information

Electron itself is a Quantum of Information

[rajasmasala]

intro guy looks like Dubya

[RRRRussia]

w.w.w.j.d.

what would william james do?

lawl i wonder if some people found that offensive. i found it to be lolable.

[TresChanceux]

OH! 'mt potato' head!!

the dude-ette from gitmo, that should have read Cornell law, before he made pres..

you know the dude with the turquoise gloves, glasses and 'stache

'mr america' every palin-ettes boyfriend.

give him a button and he might blow up LA?

[TresChanceux]

rumours: hitler [mr potao head-cartoon]

liked wagner [the musican]

et al?

[TresChanceux]

"applied problems in machine learnign and pattern recogintion:

"catorgorize what they 'know' in the world"

example:

torture.

i am not speaking of name calling

all republicans as dirt bags

torture as in a physcial event that takes away a persons right to freely move &breathe w/o another person or persons assuming a position of control, usually with pain inflicted,on any region of a body, the head or genitals being primary locations, injury&memory lose highly sensative&easily bruised

[NPRCVI]

Other works in porgress: an artificial Hippocampus and an Artificial Olivorocerebellar Region

"The Hippocampus is vital for learning new information and long-term storage of memories." "They then developed a real-time mathematicals model of the transformations performed by layers of the hippocampus and programmed the model onto a chip." The Singularity is Near Ray Kurzweil ISBN 0-14-303788-9

[TresChanceux]

the navy and sonar? how about livermore and radar? livermore and radio? is this a dating lesson?? or os it a leeson on 2 patterns 'remembered" nukes and concrete? is that a tomatoe can? a representational nuke[plant]? is that the water factor to cool any nuke[plant]? and then, phase 5? is darpa naughty? last i read a WIRED [2 reads] darpa cansent a radio signal thru a wal [?] darpa can;t send a radio signal thru a wall[?] livermore can send a signal thru a wall?

[Ironzealot7531]

computational neuroscience is pseudoscientific rubbish

[kytosht]

why?

[davidwizard2006]

the iq test are mostly the prefrontal area of the brain for active memory, and also for the divergence form of deductive reasoning, but declarative learning and inductive reasoning is not determined, and that should be even more important

[johnkoetsier]

It's unfortunate that embedding has been deleted. Not too impressive of Google.

[LothairApoclyane]

yea that blows..

[markomanius]

In my opinion the design of IQ test are just able to determine limited configuration of processing ability and test for limited number of subjects interconnection ability, but you can never be 100% sure if someones brain is able to process much more efficiently in totally different system, even unique one.

[wildfemale]

You know, it's a really good remark because as far as I know the intelligence itself is defined (in some cases as there is a multitude of definitions) as the ability to learn quickly and to adapt quickly to new circumstances. Yet, remember that IQ tests were created to determine whether a child will have some difficulties with learning and not to find geniuses;)

[ssnatcherss]

What Would William James Do?

Really interesting presentation. Neuroscience blows my mind (pun intended).

[Penn666]

This was so confusing, by the end my head was really hurting.

[modelmark]

Interesting stuff. Maybe he could also use the brain model to investigate why soldiers commit suicide more often than regular guys and often get into psychological problems after combat. It might be something interesting for the navy to fund.

[cebralatrophy]

i'm sunk.....i wish god would just take me hom

[sharpezor]

you're only sunk becuase you think you are. Be happy :)

[markomanius]

Here's a question: If hippocampus adds a additional constraints, how can you measure someones IQ and get a realistic results? For example, if someone does not find a solution for a problem (graphical problem for example), maybe it actually sees a confrontation in hierarchy of constraints that are for some subjective reason created, rather than stimulated by test it self. So the question is actually, how sure can you be that set of IQ tests can determine how ingenious somene is, or "stupid"?

[GnosticAtheist]

I concure, every central structure in the brain needs to be calculated, and only then can a "general" processing ability be defined. Therefore, neurlogical data needs to be more complete.

[beelzebubblicious6]

IQ tests are largely test of prefrontal cortex function, and that's by design.

[markomanius]

Still, my question is how can you be sure that IQ test is accurate in case someone does find connections that are not designed by IQ test? A lot of people are able to visually construct and interpret interactions of some kind between things that are not visual, like music or touch, words or sentences... I don't think it's accurate to measure someones IQ by "generalization" of any kind; it's a starting point but not definitive and absolute.

[maxbenecke123]

His powerpoint presentation picture of aristotle is actually one of plato. Otherwise, the presentation is worth the time to take a look at.

[twistedbydsign99]

@maxbenecke123 hats off to you

[wildchildplasma]

This lecture is sublimly taling about facism as if its a good way to research the mind. Iknow where i'd like to pull these guys heads from.

[rotocon]

yes, he tales quite sublimly. he has a james woodsy voice.

[GnosticAtheist]

I see nothing wrong with facism. Facism is the only working system of organization. Then again, my definition of facism probably differ imensly with yours. Also, as an elitist, I do concure that "who controls who is correctly alligned to a given position" is a major problem in elitism.

[nsantha2]

Why isn't this video 'available' when I try to access it in Google Reader? Seems a tad silly that fantastic talks such as this one (and the others in the Tech Talks series) aren't available in another Google product. Would it be possible to ensure that these talks are available in a Google Reader feed.

[thoughtwaretv]

I'm having the same problem embedding the neural network videos from Googletechtalks...

[wildchildplasma]

I have what i reckon is the most advanced pattern generator algirythmic function in the world. My work is on my homesite which you can find on my you tube channel. There is an example of to start to make simulate Quantum entanglement but i'm certian it would help your technologies.

[Datalynx]

How very pondertastic....

[TphaRoock]

very good, very good indeed...