Feedforward to the Past: The Relation between Neuronal Connectivity, Amplification, and Short-Term Memory  Surya Ganguli, Peter Latham  Neuron  Volume.

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Feedforward to the Past: The Relation between Neuronal Connectivity, Amplification, and Short-Term Memory  Surya Ganguli, Peter Latham  Neuron  Volume 61, Issue 4, Pages 499-501 (February 2009) DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2009.02.006 Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 Functionally Feedforward Dynamics Hidden in a Recurrent Architecture (A) A purely feedforward network of four neurons. (B) The response of this network to a pulse of input to neuron 1. Each neuron is a leaky integrator with an intrinsic time constant of 50 ms. Although the firing rate of the first neuron decays on this timescale, it excites a transient wave of feedforward activity that lasts more than 200 ms, or four times the intrinsic neuronal decay time. (C) A recurrent network with a 4 × 4 connectivity matrix, W. The network is shown on the left with different colors for the four possible weights: ¾ (red), ¼ (orange), −¼ (light blue), −¾ (dark blue). (D) An equal pulse of input to all four neurons in panel (C) yields a complex, transient pattern of activity across neurons that again lasts more than four times the intrinsic neuronal timescale. (Negative firing rates can be interpreted as firing below spontaneous levels.) (E) The long transient arises because the network is a feedforward network in disguise: for i = 1, 2, and 3, W maps pi to pi+1 (Wpi = pi+1), and, although not shown in the figure, W maps p4 to zero (Wp4 = 0). Each vector pi is a pattern of activity across neurons shown on top (red neurons are active, blue suppressed). (F) The same neuronal response in panel (D) can be plotted in terms of the amplitude of each activity pattern pi. Initially, all neurons have the same level of excitation, and only pattern p1 is present. However, over time activity is transferred in a feedforward wave from pattern to pattern, recovering dynamics identical to that of the purely feedforward network (note in particular that the traces in panels [B] and [F] are identical). Neuron 2009 61, 499-501DOI: (10.1016/j.neuron.2009.02.006) Copyright © 2009 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions