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Accelerating progress in brain recording tech – xcorr: comp neuro
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In Stevenson and Kording (2011), the authors estimated that every 7.4 years, the number of neurons we can record with doubles. Think of it as Moore’s law for brain recordings. Since then, Ste…
[…] continuing progress in computer vision. Bigger and better datasets will also be made available as brain recording tech doubles in capacity every 3.5 years. As long as we commit more models and more discriminating datasets, models at the top of BrainScore […] Reply
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