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Rodrigo Cofre

Institute of Mathematical Engineering, Universidad de Valparaiso
Joint Professor
Valparaíso

High-order interactions, brain science, complexity, statistical methods, spike train statistics, maximum entropy principle, non-equilibrium statistical mechanics ideas to model phenomena in neuroscience.

11:00pm CEST

Information theory and directed network inference (using JIDT and IDTxl) CrowdcastJoseph Lizier • Leonardo Novelli

11:30pm CEST

Introduction to the Brain Dynamics Toolbox CrowdcastStewart Heitmann

7:00pm CEST

P192: Estimating Transfer Entropy in Continuous Time For Spike Trains Slot 13David Shorten • Joseph Lizier P224: Hopf Bifurcation in Mean Field Explains Critical Avalanches in Excitation-Inhibition Balanced Neuronal Networks: A Mechanism for Multiscale Variabilit Slot 06Changsong Zhou P98: Bayesian mechanics in the brain under the free-energy principle Slot 02Chang-Sub Kim

8:00pm CEST

P119: Relating transfer entropy to network structure and motifs, and implications for brain network inference Slot 10Leonardo Novelli

9:00pm CEST

P126: Topological Byesian Signal Processing with Application to EEG Slot 01Christopher Oballe

11:00pm CEST

CNS Party Party: Whyville!jim Bower • Rebekah Evans

8:00pm CEST

P28: Inhibitory gain allows transitions between integrated and segregated states: a neuromodulatory analysis from whole-brain models Slot 18Carlos Coronel

9:00pm CEST

P29: High-order interdependencies and the functional balance of segregation-integration in the aging brain Slot 03Rodrigo Cofre

10:00pm CEST

Discussion with Daniel Polani CrowdcastDaniel Polani