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Some exciting new work: arxiv.org/abs/2610.12426 On X, I shared some explanation and broader thoughts: x.com/d_g_clark/st... Additionally, an X user made an extremely good 3Blue1Brown-style explainer video. Each step is described accurately and beautifully: x.com/nachilos_/st...
Interesting piece in which @itsneuronal.bsky.social suggests dropping the common bit-per-spike metric & reporting the duration of held-out data to validate a model Seems to be just 120ms of data for a sharply tuned, high firing rate head-direction cell, i.e. just 3-4 spikes ar…
**Four** positions in AI/ML for biology at @dukemedschool.bsky.social, including in Neurobiology. @scottsoderling.bsky.social and David Page are leading a tremendous initiative in Discovery AI. Wonderful colleagues, wonderful place.
The difference between Σ s_i² and Σ s_i seems minor, but intuitively the former (CKA/RSA) places greater emphasis on the top PCs. Procrustes is often a more stringent notion of similarity, and this paper by Nathan Cloos shows that the difference can matter. proceedings.iclr.cc…
Your observation that "if s_i are the singular values of the centered cross-covariance, CKA weights shared modes through Σ s_i², while Procrustes uses Σ s_i" is exactly what we discuss here, alongside equivalence of Procrustes to Bures distance on Gram matrices proceedings.mlr…
§A.13.3 notes RSA and CKA differ over the diagonal vs row/column means. Indeed, adding a mean-centering step to RSA makes the two equivalent, for linear and nonlinear variants as shown here: proceedings.mlr.press/v285/william...
Enjoying reading this! Your Lemma 22 bounds Procrustes error by CKA in one direction, with a rank factor. Proposition 3 from our paper derives a two-sided version with a sharp constant that depends on participation ratio: proceedings.mlr.press/v285/harvey2...
Hiring postdocs @EPFL: please reach out and/or apply to the AI Center fellowship www.epfl.ch/research/fun.... My #NeuroAI group is excited about testing and building models of brain and behavior, from sensory through language to cognition, and from healthy to dysfunction (trea…
Some exciting new work: arxiv.org/abs/2610.12426 On X, I shared some explanation and broader thoughts: x.com/d_g_clark/st... Additionally, an X user made an extremely good 3Blue1Brown-style explainer video. Each step is described accurately and beautifully: x.com/nachilos_/st...
Some exciting new work: arxiv.org/abs/2610.12426 On X, I shared some explanation and broader thoughts: x.com/d_g_clark/st... Additionally, an X user made an extremely good 3Blue1Brown-style explainer video. Each step is described accurately and beautifully: x.com/nachilos_/st...
Excellent Op-Ed in @theharvardcrimson.bsky.social by Juan Carlos Fernandez del Castillo, a graduate student in the Harvard Biophysics Program (I'm proud to say he's also doing his PhD in my group!):
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