Cobrawap (Collaborative Brain Wave Analysis Pipeline) intercepts the increasing demand expressed by the Neuroscience community for reusability and reproducibility, offering a software framework suitable for collecting generalized implementations of established methods and algorithms, and for embracing innovative procedures. Already successfully applied on heterogenous recordings of murine cortical activity and on data-driven simulations, the robustness provided by modular processing allows for extending the application scope to a variety of theoretical models implemented through heterogeneous simulation engines, also including the outcomes of artificial neural networks; this makes it eligible for addressing the explainability of AI solutions in bio-inspired systems that incorporate the emulation of brain states as a key element for the implementation of efficient incremental learning and cognition.
Cobrawap as a tool for inspecting and explaining learning performance of bio-inspired artificial neural networks / G. De Bonis, C. Lupo, F. Marmoreo, A. Cardinale, G. Gaglioti, T. Nieus, A. Pigorini, R. Gutzen, M. Denker, P.S. Paolucci. ((Intervento presentato al 5. convegno International Convention on the Mathematics Of Neuroscience and AI tenutosi a Roma nel 2024.
Cobrawap as a tool for inspecting and explaining learning performance of bio-inspired artificial neural networks
G. Gaglioti;T. Nieus;A. Pigorini;
2024
Abstract
Cobrawap (Collaborative Brain Wave Analysis Pipeline) intercepts the increasing demand expressed by the Neuroscience community for reusability and reproducibility, offering a software framework suitable for collecting generalized implementations of established methods and algorithms, and for embracing innovative procedures. Already successfully applied on heterogenous recordings of murine cortical activity and on data-driven simulations, the robustness provided by modular processing allows for extending the application scope to a variety of theoretical models implemented through heterogeneous simulation engines, also including the outcomes of artificial neural networks; this makes it eligible for addressing the explainability of AI solutions in bio-inspired systems that incorporate the emulation of brain states as a key element for the implementation of efficient incremental learning and cognition.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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