Dan Goodman on Nostr: We made a free, open course on #Neuroscience for people with a #MachineLearning / ...
We made a free, open course on #Neuroscience for people with a #MachineLearning / quantitative background. Get deep in #ComputationalNeuroscience or just indulge your neurocuriousity. I believe that neuro and ML can learn from each other and do better together than on their own.
The course has 34 short videos from introductory topics right up to recent discoveries we still don't fully understand. We also have practical exercises focussed on open ended discovery, fully compatible with Google Colab.
Check out the course website at:
https://neuro4ml.github.io/
My thanks to brilliant co-developer npub12muqkh4zfchv5jx6pdd6jj0afqs3agq6jf57pn6p098nheqvaeas6wglrf (npub12mu…glrf), and contributors npub1zzea4qsgdtv4axgznhh0zrxhtaukl3zkf6t33sw0al9jq04zuveqjmvctr (npub1zze…vctr), Swathi Anil and Greta Horvathova.
Over the next year, I'll be turning this into an 'interactive textbook' with videos, text and runnable code in one place, and welcoming contributions on new topics, corrections, etc. through GitHub issues. All our materials are freely licensed for reuse in your own courses too.
Why this new course? There's a lot of intro neuroscience courses out there, and a lot of ML for neuroscientists, but I wanted this one to be specifically for quantitative people who are curious about the brain, how it might be similar and different to ML.
I hope you'll enjoy it!
The course has 34 short videos from introductory topics right up to recent discoveries we still don't fully understand. We also have practical exercises focussed on open ended discovery, fully compatible with Google Colab.
Check out the course website at:
https://neuro4ml.github.io/
My thanks to brilliant co-developer npub12muqkh4zfchv5jx6pdd6jj0afqs3agq6jf57pn6p098nheqvaeas6wglrf (npub12mu…glrf), and contributors npub1zzea4qsgdtv4axgznhh0zrxhtaukl3zkf6t33sw0al9jq04zuveqjmvctr (npub1zze…vctr), Swathi Anil and Greta Horvathova.
Over the next year, I'll be turning this into an 'interactive textbook' with videos, text and runnable code in one place, and welcoming contributions on new topics, corrections, etc. through GitHub issues. All our materials are freely licensed for reuse in your own courses too.
Why this new course? There's a lot of intro neuroscience courses out there, and a lot of ML for neuroscientists, but I wanted this one to be specifically for quantitative people who are curious about the brain, how it might be similar and different to ML.
I hope you'll enjoy it!