Patterns
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It's a memory of very high-dimensional patterns, like the things that come from your eyes.
And here you can see, on Jesse's chest, when he just tried to do three different things, you can see three different
patterns.
But we use it because we're interested in the way that it can help us to express the emotions and behavioral
patterns
in these creatures that we create.
And of course consider images that can be sensory patterns, visual, such as you're having right now in relation to the stage and me, or auditory images, as you are having now in relation to my words.
So I'm really a basic scientist, not a clinician, but in the last year and a half I've started to switch over, to use what we've been learning about these
patterns
of activity to develop prosthetic devices, and what I wanted to do today is show you an example of this.
And the code is in the form of these
patterns
of electrical pulses that get sent up to the brain, and so the key thing is that the image ultimately gets converted into a code.
And, of course, in real life, it's all dynamic, meaning that it's changing all the time, so the
patterns
of pulses are changing all the time because the world you're looking at is changing all the time too.
You have these
patterns
of pulses coming out of your eye every millisecond telling your brain what it is that you're seeing.
Here are three sets of firing
patterns.
Now just to orient you, each box is showing the firing
patterns
of several cells, and just as in the previous slides, each row is a different cell, and I just made the pulses a little bit smaller and thinner so I could show you a long stretch of data.
And so with the standard method, the cells do fire, they just don't fire in the normal firing
patterns
because they don't have the right code.
Can we reconstruct what the retina was seeing from the responses from the firing
patterns?
So you can see that it's pretty limited, and because the firing
patterns
aren't in the right code, they're very limited in what they can tell you about what's out there.
So if repetition and
patterns
are key to beauty, then what would the absence of
patterns
sound like, if we wrote a piece of music that had no repetition whatsoever in it?
So the fact that we know about these
patterns
is unusual.
John Costas is the inventor of these
patterns.
John asked Solomon if he could tell him the right reference to where these
patterns
were.
So he sent a letter back to John saying, "It turns out you can generate these
patterns
using prime number theory."
So what do these
patterns
look like again?
So we have we do is, we provide content, then we do training, then we analyze the user
patterns
so that we can improve content.
Well because all of the grid-like firing
patterns
have the same axes of symmetry, the same orientations of grid, shown in orange here, it means that the net activity of all of the grid cells in a particular part of the brain should change according to whether we're running along these six directions or running along one of the six directions in between.
In Mongolia for instance, where 30 percent of the people are nomadic, SMS information systems are being used to track migration and weather
patterns.
Perhaps intelligent civilizations come to realize that life is ultimately just complex
patterns
of information interacting with each other in a beautiful way, and that that can happen more efficiently at a small scale.
Weather
patterns
have changed.
And within this accumulation of images and texts, I'm struggling to find
patterns
and imagine that the narratives that surround the lives we lead are just as coded as blood itself.
And just like the strings on a violin, they can vibrate in different
patterns
producing different musical notes.
And when we map their swimming
patterns
and compare them to satellite data, we find that their feeding hot spots are linked to ocean currents and other features.
So the one thing, though, that I want you to remember about this is that these
patterns
of interactions are something that you'd expect to be closely connected to colony size.
She tried to challenge those
patterns
and stereotypes in her work and she tried to show the challenges that journalists face from external sources, their own internal biases and cultural norms.
I started seeing shapes and
patterns
that helped me to collect them.
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