“A man needs a name” and that man is Riccardo Sabatini. Serious games of -omes happening at Human Longevity.
Posts Tagged ‘Machine learning’
I went to Braavos and heard a TED talk on the Many-Faced God.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged faces, Machine learning on May 11, 2016| Leave a Comment »
echoblog: understanding how neuromodulator (genes) help the brain compute
Posted in 5HTT, acetylcholine, Dopamine, Noradrenaline, tagged Artificial Intelligence, Computation, Depression, Dopamine, Machine learning, Memory, Neural network, Neuromodulator, Research Groups on September 29, 2009| Leave a Comment »
- Image by jurvetson via Flickr
pointer to: Computational Models of Basal Ganglia Function where Kenji Doya provides computational explanations for neuromodulators and their role in reinforcement learning. In his words, “Dopamine encodes the temporal difference error — the reward learning signal. Acetylcholine affects learning rate through memory updates of actions and rewards. Noradrenaline controls width or randomness of exploration. Serotonin is implicated in “temporal discounting,” evaluating if a given action is worth the expected reward.”
This type of amazing research provides a pathway to better understand how genes contribute to how the brain “works” as a 3-dimensional biochemical computational machine.