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Many of you asked how we create those pretty whole-brain plots with the cortical outline. We just made it available as a Python package: pni-lab.github.io/quickbrain/
Thanks! This package was really meant to be a one-trick pony, and I thought it was important to make that clear from the start.
The brain’s “default mode” and “action mode” networks are two sides of the same attractor. Encoding a macro-scale Bayesian prior that biases processing toward internal or external drive.
To me, what’s especially compelling is the scale-free nature of the framework: The same functional form applies across: • single neurons • microcircuits • large-scale brain networks Different substrates, different implementations, same computational imperative.
Looking forward to the colloquium in Bochum next Wednesday! www.ini.rub.de/events/
Thanks a lot, that’s a great suggestion!
With sequential input, expected free energy minimization induces a solenoidal (rotational) flow component: flow moves along the landscape, not just downhill. This supports: • metastable dynamics (NESS) • efficient inference • sequence storage • "planning as inference"