Créditos
4
Tipos
Optativa
Requisitos
Esta asignatura no tiene requisitos
, pero tiene capacidades previas
Departamento
CS;UB
Web
http://postgrau.upc.edu/ai/gimaster/courses/minds-brains-and-machines-ub
Mail
ruth.dediego@ub.edu
neuronas y de su fisiología. Pero, ¿es este un nivel adecuado de explicación?
Los objetivos del curso son discutir estos temas y presentar brevemente a los estudiantes de IA los campos de la neurociencia computacional, la neurociencia y la psicología para ver cómo estas disciplinas se pueden enriquecer mutuamente.
Profesorado
Responsable
- Alfredo Vellido Alcacena ( avellido@cs.upc.edu )
- Ruth De Diego Balaguer ( ruth.dediego@ub.edu )
Otros
- Ignasi Cos Aguilera ( ignasi.cos@ub.edu )
Horas semanales
Teoría
2.5
Problemas
0
Laboratorio
0
Aprendizaje dirigido
0.33333334
Aprendizaje autónomo
5.5
Competencias
Genéricas
Académicas
Profesionales
Trabajo en equipo
Uso solvente de los recursos de información
Actitud frente al trabajo
Razonamiento
Analisis y sintesis
Básicas
Objetivos
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Understanding some Neuroscience basics
Competencias relacionadas: CT4, CB6, CB8, CB9, -
Understanding some Neuroimaging basics as a basis for Neuroscience
Competencias relacionadas: CT4, CT6, CT7, CB6, CB8, CB9, -
Understanding some basics of Computational Neuroscience
Competencias relacionadas: CT4, CT5, CT6, CT7, CB6, CB8, CB9, -
Application of Machine Learning and Computational Intelligence to Computational Neuroscience
Competencias relacionadas: CEA3, CEA4, CEP5, CT3, CT4, CT5, CT6, CT7, CB6, CB8, CB9, -
Reward processing as a Computational Neuroscience problem
Competencias relacionadas: CT4, CT6, CT7, CB6, CB8, CB9, -
Computational Neuroscience of vision
Competencias relacionadas: CEA8, CEA11, CG1, CT3, CT4, CB6, CB8, CB9,
Contenidos
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Basic concepts of brain function
Basic concepts of brain function -
Introduction to Neuroimage Techniques in Neuroscience
Introduction to Neuroimage Techniques in Neuroscience -
Brain functions in brain networks and their connectivity
Brain functions in brain networks and their connectivity -
Basics of Computational Intelligence
Basics of Computational Intelligence -
Decoding neurocognitive states with neural networks
Decoding neurocognitive states with neural networks -
Reward processing and reinforcement learning
Reward processing and reinforcement learning -
Computational Intelligence of Vision
Computational Intelligence of Vision
Actividades
Actividad Acto evaluativo
Basic concepts of brain function
Basic concepts of brain function- Teoría: Basic concepts of brain function
- Aprendizaje autónomo: Basic concepts of brain function
Contenidos:
Teoría
4h
Problemas
2h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
0h
Aprendizaje autónomo
12h
Introduction to Neuroimage Techniques in Neuroscience
Introduction to Neuroimage Techniques in Neuroscience- Teoría: Introduction to Neuroimage Techniques in Neuroscience
- Aprendizaje autónomo: Introduction to Neuroimage Techniques in Neuroscience
Contenidos:
Teoría
2h
Problemas
1h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
0h
Aprendizaje autónomo
6h
Brain functions in brain networks and their connectivity
Brain functions in brain networks and their connectivity- Teoría: Brain functions in brain networks and their connectivity
- Aprendizaje autónomo: Brain functions in brain networks and their connectivity
Contenidos:
Teoría
2h
Problemas
1h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
0h
Aprendizaje autónomo
6h
Basics of Computational Intelligence
Basics of Computational Intelligence- Aprendizaje autónomo: Basics of Computational Intelligence
Contenidos:
Teoría
6h
Problemas
1h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
0h
Aprendizaje autónomo
14h
Decoding neurocognitive states with neural networks
Decoding neurocognitive states with neural networks- Teoría: Decoding neurocognitive states with neural networks
- Aprendizaje autónomo: Decoding neurocognitive states with neural networks
Contenidos:
Teoría
2h
Problemas
0h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
0h
Aprendizaje autónomo
9h
Reward processing and reinforcement learning
Reward processing and reinforcement learning- Teoría: Reward processing and reinforcement learning
- Aprendizaje autónomo: Reward processing and reinforcement learning
Contenidos:
Teoría
2h
Problemas
0h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
0h
Aprendizaje autónomo
6h
Computational Intelligence of Vision
Computational Intelligence of Vision- Teoría: Computational Intelligence of Vision
- Aprendizaje dirigido: Computational Intelligence of Vision
- Aprendizaje autónomo: Computational Intelligence of Vision
Contenidos:
Teoría
6h
Problemas
1h
Laboratorio
0h
Aprendizaje dirigido
3h
Aprendizaje autónomo
11h
Metodología docente
This course will build on different teaching methodology (TM) aspects, including:TM1: Expositive seminars
TM2: Expositive-participative seminars
TM3: Orientation for individual assignments (essays)
TM4: Individual tutorization
Método de evaluación
The course will be evaluated through a final essay that will take one of these three modalities:1. State of the art on an specific IDA-DM topic
2. Evaluation of an IDA-DM software tool with original experiments
3. Pure research essay, with original experimental content
Bibliografía
Básico
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The computational brain
- Churchland, P.S.; Sejnowski, T.J,
The MIT Press,
1992.
ISBN: 9780262531207
https://discovery.upc.edu/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma991000733519706711&context=L&vid=34CSUC_UPC:VU1&lang=ca -
Theoretical neuroscience: computational and mathematical modeling of neural systems
- Dayan, P.; Abbott. L.F,
The MIT Press,
2001.
ISBN: 0262041995
https://discovery.upc.edu/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma991002427149706711&context=L&vid=34CSUC_UPC:VU1&lang=ca -
Handbook of functional neuroimaging of cognition
- Cabeza, R.; Kingstone, A. (eds.),
The MIT Press,
2005.
ISBN: 0262033445
https://discovery.upc.edu/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma991004001319706711&context=L&vid=34CSUC_UPC:VU1&lang=ca -
Computational maps in the visual cortex
- Miikkulainen, R. [et al.],
Springer,
2005.
ISBN: 9780387220246
https://discovery.upc.edu/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma991003184099706711&context=L&vid=34CSUC_UPC:VU1&lang=ca
Web links
- Pla docent UB. For more information, please visit: https://www.ub.edu/pladocent/?cod_giga=569427&curs=2024&idioma=ENG https://www.ub.edu/pladocent/?cod_giga=569427&curs=2024&idioma=ENG
Capacidades previas
Students are expected to have at least some basic background in the area of artificial intelligence and, more specifically, with the areas of Machine Leaning and Computational Intelligence.Some basic knowledge of probability theory and statistics, as well as neuroscience would be beneficial, but not essential.
Other than this, the course is open to students and researchers of all types of background