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They're not identical but they are related. There's a series of approximations and simplifications you can go through to get from biological neurons to neural n
by canjobear 2y ago
They're not identical but they are related. There's a series of approximations and simplifications you can go through to get from biological neurons to neural nets. Essentially the weights in the neural net end up corresponding to steady-state firing rates of populations of spiking neurons. See for example Chapter 7 of Dayan & Abbott's Theoretical Neuroscience.
- what37373 2y agoNot to be dismissive, but through any “series of approximations and simplifications” you can go from anything to anything else.