The algorithm for identifying the stochastic neural system and estimating the system process which reflects the dynamics of the neural network are presented in this paper. The analogous algorithm has been proposed in our preceding paper (Nakao et al., 1984), which was based on the randomly missed ob
Identification and estimation algorithm for stochastic neural system
โ Scribed by Mitsuyuki Nakao; Ken-ichi Hara; Masayuki Kimura; Risaburo Sato
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Year
- 1984
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 768 KB
- Volume
- 50
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0340-1200
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โฆ Synopsis
An algorithm for the estimation of stochastic processes in a neural system is presented. This process is defined here as the continuous stochastic process reflecting the dynamics of the neural system which has some inputs and generates output spike trains. The algorithm proposed here is to identify the system parameters and then estimate the stochastic process called neural system process here. These procedures carried out on the basis of the output spike trains which are supposed to be the data observed in the randomly missing way by the threshold time function in the neural system. The algorithm is constructed with the well-known Kalman filters and realizes the estimation of the neural system process by cooperating with the algorithm for the parameter estimation of the threshold time function presented previously (Nakao et al., 1983). The performance of the algorithm is examined by applying it to the various spike trains simulated by some artificial models and also to the neural spike trains recorded in cat's optic tract fibers. The results in these applications are thought to prove the effectiveness of the algorithm proposed here to some extent. Such attempts, we think, will serve to improve the characterizing and modelling techniques of the stochastic neural systems.
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