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Here's the paper: http://neural.bme.ufl.edu/page13/assets/NeuroFlght2.pdf http://neural.bme.ufl.edu/page13/assets/NeuroFlght2.pdf It looks like they're using a
by jjcm 14y ago
Here's the paper: http://neural.bme.ufl.edu/page13/assets/NeuroFlght2.pdf http://neural.bme.ufl.edu/page13/assets/NeuroFlght2.pdf
It looks like they're using a combination of high and low frequency pulses as a reward/punishment mechanism, though I don't fully understand how that influences the decisions being made. Would love if someone could explain it in more detail.
- jostmey 14y agoIt is called Long Term Potentiation and is believed to be one of the ways information is stored in the brain. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-term_potentiation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-term_potentiation