.@neuromatch summary sheet w/out Python for the Pre-Reqs Refresher Algebra day.
The full excellent tutorial w Python by @EllaBatty gives an intuitive understanding of the algebra needed for CN and DL summer schools compneuro.neuromatch.io/tutorials/W0D3…
I was a bit minimal on the Generalised Linear Model (W1D3) @neuromatch summary sheet but the tutorials by Cristina Savin, Pierre-Etienne Fiquet, @arisbenjamin@jakhmack have loads of more materials.
I'm also retweeting the musical pairing👇as I like it 😃 compneuro.neuromatch.io/tutorials/W1D3…
.@neuromatch Summary Sheets for Dynamic Networks by Nicolas Brunel, @qinglong_gu, Songtin Li, @arvin_neuro, @johndmurray, @GjorJulijana
& Ken Miller
Like last year I'll pair the Wilson-Cowan model with "Don't Give Up" Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush as they are both beautiful duets 1/
Also like Kate Bush, Systems of Differential Equations are cool and always will be cool. 2/2
Early this year I gave a talk in a pub about the parameters of a Drift Diffusion using the analogy of deciding if I will have another pint.
So pretty much that same content as the first tutorial of the #nma Hidden Dynamics day 2/2
some of us are a bit more like the kids in Charlie and Chocolate Factory and are doomed to repeat the same mistakes again and again until we get sucked up a giant pipe :) 2/2
The last @neuromatch Summary Sheets for the Network Causality (W3D5) by Sofia Triantafyllou, Ari Benjamin, Tony Liu @KordingLab & Rob Kass
With these techniques you can answer questions like did three weeks of Neuromatch make me tired or... 1/2 compneuro.neuromatch.io/tutorials/W3D5…
The @neuromatch concept maps and summary sheets were written in LaTeX using @overleaf all links to the open code👇
If you use the materials please cite:
t'Hart et al 2022 Neuromatch Academy: a 3-week, online summer school in computational neuroscience 1/7 jose.theoj.org/papers/10.2110…
Here is my full playlist for @neuromatch Deep Learning.
My song for Basics And Pytorch (W1D1) by Shubh Pachchigar, @haltakov , Matthew Sargent, @KordingLab is
“Rolling in the Deep” by Adele
1/16
My song choice for Linear Deep Learning (W1D2) by Saeed Salehi, @haltakov & @SaxeLab is
River Deep Mountain High by Ike & Tina Turner
because
"And the ML gets stronger in every way
And it gets deeper, deeper, deeper, let me say" 2/16
My song choice for Multi Layer Perceptrons (W1D3) by @Arash2ML, @SuryaGanguli is
"How deep is your Love" by Take That
because we need to know,
"How deep is your Layer"
@neuromatch starts tomorrow with a Python refresher.
I’m going to give a musical pairing for each day.
For W0D1 my suggestion is Holst: The Planets.
In particular, Jupyter: the Bringer of Joy.
Best of luck to all the students and TAs I hope it brings joy open.spotify.com/album/4v0Xyz0L…
@neuromatch My W0D3 @neuromatch musical pairing for @EllaBatty Linear Algebra is the excellent Tron Legacy Soundtrack.
The connection is in Tron they use vectors, matrices and rotations to visualise a digital world.
Similar visualisation are useful for motor control😀 open.spotify.com/album/3AMXFnwH…
My W0D4 @neuromatch musical pairing for @arvin_neuro@EllaBatty and me tutorials on Calculus is My Favourite Things as they are some of my favourite things.
For Tutorial 1 on Differentiation and Integration I recommend the classic Julie Andrews version /1 open.spotify.com/track/1iCHl2R7…