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David E Carlson

7 accepted papers

2018

Extracting Relationships by Multi-Domain Matching

NeurIPS 2018poster

In many biological and medical contexts, we construct a large labeled corpus by aggregating many sources to use in target prediction tasks. Unfortunately, many of the sources may be irrelevant to our target task, so ignoring the structure of the dataset is detrimental. This work proposes a novel a…

Cited by 124SourcePDFScholar
2017

Cross-Spectral Factor Analysis

NeurIPS 2017poster

In neuropsychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia or depression, there is often a disruption in the way that regions of the brain synchronize with one another. To facilitate understanding of network-level synchronization between brain regions, we introduce a novel model of multisite low-frequency…

Cited by 34SourcePDFScholar
2017

Targeting EEG/LFP Synchrony with Neural Nets

NeurIPS 2017spotlight

We consider the analysis of Electroencephalography (EEG) and Local Field Potential (LFP) datasets, which are “big” in terms of the size of recorded data but rarely have sufficient labels required to train complex models (e.g., conventional deep learning methods). Furthermore, in many scientific app…

Cited by 81SourcePDFScholar
2017

YASS: Yet Another Spike Sorter

NeurIPS 2017poster

Spike sorting is a critical first step in extracting neural signals from large-scale electrophysiological data. This manuscript describes an efficient, reliable pipeline for spike sorting on dense multi-electrode arrays (MEAs), where neural signals appear across many electrodes and spike sorting cu…

2015

Deep Temporal Sigmoid Belief Networks for Sequence Modeling

NeurIPS 2015poster

Deep dynamic generative models are developed to learn sequential dependencies in time-series data. The multi-layered model is designed by constructing a hierarchy of temporal sigmoid belief networks (TSBNs), defined as a sequential stack of sigmoid belief networks (SBNs). Each SBN has a contextual h…

2015

Preconditioned Spectral Descent for Deep Learning

NeurIPS 2015poster

Deep learning presents notorious computational challenges. These challenges include, but are not limited to, the non-convexity of learning objectives and estimating the quantities needed for optimization algorithms, such as gradients. While we do not address the non-convexity, we present an optimiza…

Cited by 33SourcePDFScholar