[tt] [arnd.roth at ucl.ac.uk: [Comp-neuro] Competition: predicting single-neuron behavior]
Eugen Leitl
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From: Arnd Roth <arnd.roth at ucl.ac.uk>
Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2007 08:05:03 +0000
To: comp-neuro at neuroinf.org
Subject: [Comp-neuro] Competition: predicting single-neuron behavior
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Here is our Challenge, open to everybody in
in neural modeling, machine learning, or similar fields:
- Is it possible to predict the timing
of every spike that a neuron emits with 2 ms precision?
- Is it possible to predict the subthreshold membrane potential
with a precision of 2 mV for arbitrary input?
Annotated training data and test stimuli from several
cells under different stimulation conditions are available
at
http://icwww.epfl.ch/~gerstner//QuantNeuronMod2007/challenge.html
Important dates
* Data set available by March 16.
* Participants must submit their prediction by June 1st.
* Winner announced around June 10 .
* Winning results will be presented at the workshop June 25/26
Quantitative Neuron Modeling: Predicting every spike?
http://icwww.epfl.ch/~gerstner//QuantNeuronMod2007/
Competition and Prizes
The competition is organized in several categories, called A,B,C,D.
Participants may run in one or several categories
* 1st prize :
o 4 nights of hotel in Lausanne at the Lake of Geneva,
June 23-27.
o Free participation in the Quantitative Neuron Modeling
workshop June 25/26
o 35-minute-slot for talk as an
Invited Speaker at the workshop.
* 2nd prize:
o Free participation in the
Quantitative Neuron Modeling workshop June 25/26
o Poster presentation and poster spotlight in the workshop.
Methods and Models:
The only aspect that counts for us is the quality of the prediction
on the test set. In terms of methods, anything goes
(Machine learning, compartmental model, integrate-and-fire model,
systems identification etc)
For details
http://icwww.epfl.ch/~gerstner//QuantNeuronMod2007/challenge.html
We hope that many people will take up the challenge.
Let the best model win!
The organisation team
Renaud Jolivet
Arnd Roth
Felix Schuermann
Wulfram Gerstner
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