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fuck can you shut that background music so we can focus

Gr8t Job.. my 12th grade mathematics marks suggest I am good at differentail calculus.. now you made me realizse its true..

UPDATE: all you need to do for date and time to work is insert: {{date}} {{time}}. Also if this is your first obsidian/zettelkasten step up video (😅I've only been using obsidian for about 2 hours now), you need to have a new note (ctrl + N) open before you can add the template (custom hotkey)

kind of of long winded - the insight for back prop can be distilled much more consisely. It depends on the symmetry of the wy terms in the activation functions. y dt/dw = w dt/dy

Good work

this is the most intuitive video I have ever come across. Amazing work!!!!!

What's the difference in neurology in imagined events and remembered events? I've seen that much of our memories are false and imagined so I'm wondering what actually constitutes as a memory and why do we believe some things are really memories and some aren't?

This channel is pure gold.

This is a brillant explanation

amazing product, both in terms of clarity and in terms of esthetics/graphics!

You spell 'g' as 'jay' which is actually 'j'

I am nerdy af lmao gokg okgok

Your videos are absolutely wonderful and great source of inspiration. This one is especially interesting because the amount of information published is overwhelming and clearly we need good tools to deal with it. I would also ask if you have seen the new AI driven research tool called scite AI? Here is a blurb from there "about" section: "Assistant is a conversational tool made by scite that lets you ask questions in simple language and get answers backed by real, up to date references. Think of like ChatGPT with real, up to date references, tailor-made for anyone discovering, understanding, or writing research." I am writing my first journal paper at the moment and I find this tool an incredible boost to my productivity. In a sense, scite helps me sift through mountains of data and find the information I need WHEN I need it. I would love it if you would make a review video of scite, I think you and community would benefit from it. Otherwise, please keep up the great work!!

good work👏

More please

Incredibly useful and intuitive, amazing video!

Артём, а в каком университете ты работаешь?

A piece of art !

아 이분.. 언제나 취향저격...

Excellent video. Thanks for this.

best

Thank you for the great video

1년 전에 봤으나 다시 봐도 이 채널의 진가를 알 수 있다.

와, 미치겠다

Waiting patiently for the second video 🫰♥️. Much love from Kenya, thank you for making me understand back propagation. Started watching your channel because of Obsidian, stayed for the AI lessons 🫰.

0:10 what do they have in common? Matrix multiplication.

Man this knowledge is Gold for me

Really enjoyed this video! Great work!

3:00 - 4:52 4:52 - 7:49

Brilliant!

Amazing Visualisation 🔥🔥

what an incredibly helpful video!! thank you so much for this

"This self-similarity when a system as a whole resembles some of its parts at any scale is a typical property of fractals."

the suspense is killing me, I need new video naw feed me

Trivial quibble: Matplotlib is not a "lib-rary" (rhymes with "bib-rary" but a liiiibrary (rhymes with briiiibery), so matplotlib should be pronounced "matplotliiiib" not "matplotlib". Otherwise great stuff! (And .gif is not a "jif" but a "Graphical Image Format" G-G-G-Gif! Pet peeves)

Basis for DL, not all ML, right?

Other than the "finger sausage" trick (which seems is defocusing your attention), if you impose different images on each eye you will definitely find your attention swinging from one to the other rather than multi-tasking(merging) the visual fields.

great one

Grid cells are located in entorhinal cortex. They also form a torus. The trajetory of the grid cells are corresponsive to the trajetory of place cells which are located in hippocampus. -- This is what I learn from this lesson.

"Trajectories the mouse was taking during the day at night recapitulate during the shark wave ripple. And that means that the same place cells were activated one atfer another as if representing the same trajectory only their order was reversed and the time scale of the entire thing was much smaller."

"How intrinsic dimension and topology of the neural activity manifold inform us of data being encoded inside the circuit." "The activity of a real group of neurons inside the real mouse just running around is localized to a one dimentioned ring though granted quite a convoluted one. And the state of the network discribed by the point on this ring at every instance of time directly corresponds to the animal's head direction that is just by looking at the experimental data we record from the brain, not seeing the mouse at all. We can difinitely say which direction it is facing." It is amazing. I couldn't imagine the structure and the function. How does the state of the network finally leads to the body movement, say heading? May I say every single function or decision that a man has is a one-dimentional ring or two-dimentional slice? If so, how dangerous the brain surgeries are. Mr. Kirsanov, what is the goal of the neuroscience?

Place cells: I frequently get lost in places even around the home. The number of place cells in my brain might be so small or they are used for other functions.

This is incredible

This is even kinda better than 3blue 1brown. Great work sir. Subscribed for more 😊

How do you add RUclips videos to Zotero and what do you include in those references?

I can’t believe the quality of this video 👏👏👏

With the pandemic, I slowly started to perform more and more data analysis with python and R, I guess I am computational neuroscientist now ….

Excellent explanation! Thank you so much!

Can't imagine how much suffering and torture was involved in all that research, it honestly hurts to think about.

Very nice topic and idea.Very informative, very humble, keep up the awesome videos. I will follow you