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Task learning through stimulation-induced plasticity in neural networks

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Synaptic plasticity dynamically shapes the connectivity of neural systems and is key to learning processes in the brain. To what extent the mechanisms of plasticity can be exploited to drive a neural network and make it perform some kind of computational task remains unclear. This question, relevant in a bioengineering context, can be formulated as a control problem on a high-dimensional system with strongly constrained and non-linear dynamics. We present a self-contained procedure which, through appropriate spatio-temporal stimulations of the neurons, is able to drive rate-based neural networks with arbitrary initial connectivity towards a desired functional state. We illustrate our approach on two different computational tasks: a non-linear association between multiple input stimulations and activity patterns (representing digit images), and the construction of a continuous attractor encoding a collective variable in a neural population. Our work thus provides a proof of principle for emerging paradigms of in vitro computation based on real neurons.
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hal-04339067 , version 1 (12-12-2023)
hal-04339067 , version 2 (28-11-2024)
hal-04339067 , version 3 (12-12-2024)

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Francesco Borra, Simona Cocco, Rémi Monasson. Task learning through stimulation-induced plasticity in neural networks. 2024. ⟨hal-04339067v2⟩
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