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Fruit fly-inspired AI learns smells quickly with far less memory
Spi-Fly uses sparse neural activity to recognize smells quickly while requiring far less memory than backpropagation.
A new study reveals that powerful, happy childhood scent memories are encoded by neurons generated just after birth. As we age, the brain reorganizes how it stores these smells, shifting from reward ...
The mammalian olfactory system transforms chemical stimuli into neural representations that guide behaviour, memory and emotion. At the periphery, olfactory receptor neurons in the nasal epithelium ...
Searching for new ways to help my senior patients improve and maintain cognitive functions, I came across an interesting research study from the University of California Irvine (Woo, C. et al. 2023) ...
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