Technical Program

PS-2B: Poster Session 2B

Session Type: Poster
Time: Friday, September 7, 19:30 - 21:30
Location: Symphony/Overture
 
 PS-2B.1: The dynamics of frustration
         Bowen Fung; California Institute of Technology
         Dean Mobbs; California Institute of Technology
         Colin Camerer; California Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.2: Ghost Units Yield Biologically Plausible Backprop in Deep Neural Networks
         Thomas Mesnard; Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms
         Gaëtan Vignoud; Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms
         Walter Senn; University of Bern
         Yoshua Bengio; Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms
 
 PS-2B.3: Combining heuristics with counterfactual play in reinforcement learning.
         Erik Peterson; Carnegie Mellon University
         Necati Müyesser; Carnegie Mellon University
         Kyle Dunovan; Carnegie Mellon University
         Tim Verstynen; Carnegie Mellon University
 
 PS-2B.4: Additive Continuous-time Joint Partitioning of Neural Variability
         Adam Charles; Princeton University
         Jonathan Pillow; Princeton University
 
 PS-2B.6: Reverse Engineering Neural Networks From Many Partial Recordings
         Elahe Arani; Radboud University Nijmegen
         Sofia Triantafillou; University of Pennsylvania
         Konrad Kording; University of Pennsylvania
 
 PS-2B.7: A flexible model of working memory
         Flora Bouchacourt; Princeton Neuroscience Institute
         Tim Buschman; Princeton Neuroscience Institute
 
 PS-2B.8: The contribution of response correlations to the neural code of V1
         Mihály Bányai; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
         Marcell Stippinger; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
         Dávid Szalai; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
         Gergő Orbán; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
         Andreea Lazar; Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience in Cooperation with Max Planck Society
         Liane Klein; Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience in Cooperation with Max Planck Society
         Johanna Klon-Lipok; Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience in Cooperation with Max Planck Society
         Wolf Singer; Ernst Strüngmann Institute for Neuroscience in Cooperation with Max Planck Society
 
 PS-2B.9: Texture Statistics: The Mechanism Behind Ensemble Perception in Human Vision
         Sasen Cain; University of California San Diego
         Matthew Cain; United States Army and Tufts University
 
 PS-2B.11: Value-conflict and volatility influence distinct decision-making processes
         Krista Bond; Carnegie Mellon University
         Kyle Dunovan; Carnegie Mellon University
         Timothy Verstynen; Carnegie Mellon University
 
 PS-2B.12: Optimizing deep video representation to match brain activity
         Hugo Richard; Inria
         Ana Luisa Pinho; Inria
         Bertrand Thirion; Inria
         Guillaume Charpiat; Inria
 
 PS-2B.13: Reconstructing faces from fMRI patterns using Generative Adversarial Networks
         Rufin VanRullen; CNRS
         Leila Reddy; CNRS
 
 PS-2B.14: A Greedy Best-First Search Algorithm for Accurate Functional Brain Mapping
         Nima Asadi; Temple University
         Yin Wang; Temple University
         Ingrid Olson; Temple University
         Zoran Obradovic; Temple University
 
 PS-2B.15: Selective behavioral deficits from focal inactivation of primate inferior temporal (IT) cortex: a new quantitative constraint for models of core object recognition
         Rishi Rajalingham; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         Hyodong Lee; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         James J. DiCarlo; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.16: Capturing the geometric structure of episodic memories for naturalistic experiences
         Andrew Heusser; Dartmouth College
         Jeremy Manning; Dartmouth College
 
 PS-2B.17: The functional role of cue-driven feature-based feedback in object recognition
         Sushrut Thorat; Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
         Marcel van Gerven; Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
         Marius Peelen; Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
 
 PS-2B.18: Semantic Compression of Episodic Memories
         David G. Nagy; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
         Balázs Török; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
         Gergő Orbán; MTA Wigner Research Centre for Physics
 
 PS-2B.19: Cortical Mirror-System Activation During Real-Life Game Playing: An Intracranial Electroencephalography (EEG) Study
         Markus Kern; Translational Neurotechnology Lab
         Johanna Ruescher; Faculty of Biology
         Tonio Ball; Translational Neurotechnology Lab
         Andreas Schulze-Bonhage; Epilepsy Center
 
 PS-2B.20: Experimental And Computational Investigation of the Effects of Variable RSI on Sequence Learning
         Sneha Kummetha; International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
         Pramod Kaushik; International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
         Anuj Shukla; International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
         Bapi Raju Surampudi; International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad and University of Hyderabad
 
 PS-2B.21: Calcium imaging in canary (serinus canaria) HVC reveals latent states supporting behavioral sequencing with long range history dependence
         Yarden Cohen; Boston University
         Jun Shen; Boston University
         Dawit Semu; Boston University
         Timothy M. Otchy; Boston University
         Timothy J. Gardner; Boston University
 
 PS-2B.22: Explaining Visual Cortex Phenomena using Recursive Cortical Network
         Alexander Lavin; Vicarious AI
         J. Swaroop Guntupalli; Vicarious AI
         Miguel Lázaro-Gredilla; Vicarious AI
         Wolfgang Lehrach; Vicarious AI
         Dileep George; Vicarious AI
 
 PS-2B.24: Disinhibition as a canonical neural mechanism for flexible behavior
         Dominic Standage; Queen's University
         Martin Pare; Queen's University
         Gunnar Blohm; Queen's University
 
 PS-2B.25: Task Demands and Stimulus Normalization in Face Perception: an fMRI Study
         Nicholas Blauch; University of Massachusetts, Amherst
         Rosemary Cowell; University of Massachusetts, Amherst
 
 PS-2B.26: Modelling Human Visual Uncertainty using Bayesian Deep Neural Networks
         Patrick McClure; University of Cambridge
         Tim Kietzmann; Univeristy of Cambridge
         Johannes Mehrer; Univeristy of Cambridge
         Nikolaus Kriegeskorte; Columbia Univeristy
 
 PS-2B.27: A mathematical model of real-world object shape predicts human perceptual judgments
         Caterina Magri; Harvard University
         Andrew Marantan; Harvard University
         L Mahadevan; Harvard University
         Talia Konkle; Harvard University
 
 PS-2B.28: Computational mechanisms of human state-action-reward contingency learning under perceptual uncertainty
         Dirk Ostwald; Freie Universität Berlin
         Rasmus Bruckner; Freie Universität Berlin
         Hauke Heekeren; Freie Universität Berlin
 
 PS-2B.29: Controllability Analysis on Functional Brain Networks
         Shi Gu; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
         Shikuang Deng; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
 
 PS-2B.30: Linking image-by-image population dynamics in the macaque inferior temporal cortex to core object recognition behavior
         Kohitij Kar; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         Kailyn Schmidt; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         James DiCarlo; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.31: Endogenous pre-stimulus activity modulates category tuning in ventral temporal cortex and influences perceptual behavior
         Yuanning Li; Carnegie Mellon University
         Michael Ward; University of Pittsburgh
         Mark Richardson; University of Pittsburgh
         Max G'Sell; Carnegie Mellon University
         Avniel Ghuman; University of Pittsburgh
 
 PS-2B.32: Convolutional Neural Network Achieves Human-level Accuracy in Music Genre Classification
         Mingwen Dong; Rutgers University
 
 PS-2B.33: Saccadic guidance for information gathering in natural scenes
         Kirsty McNaught; University College London
         Maneesh Sahani; University College London
 
 PS-2B.34: Mod-DeepESN: Modular Deep Echo State Network
         Zachariah Carmichael; Rochester Institute of Technology
         Humza Syed; Rochester Institute of Technology
         Stuart Burtner; Rochester Institute of Technology
         Dhireesha Kudithipudi; Rochester Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.35: Music selectivity in the cortex is independent of extensive musical training
         Dana Boebinger; Harvard University
         Sam Norman-Haignere; Ecole Normale Superieure
         Josh McDermott; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         Nancy Kanwisher; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.36: Thalamic Modulation of Memory in Recurrent Networks
         Peter Stratton; The University of Queensland
         Michael Halassa; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.37: Unique contributions of medial axis structure in human object recognition
         Vladislav Ayzenberg; Emory University
         Stella Lourenco; Emory University
 
 PS-2B.38: Structural support for brain state transitions that contribute to working memory
         Eli Cornblath; University of Pennsylvania
         Rastko Ciric; University of Pennsylvania
         Graham Baum; University of Pennsylvania
         Kosha Ruparel; University of Pennsylvania
         Tyler Moore; University of Pennsylvania
         Ruben Gur; University of Pennsylvania
         Raquel Gur; University of Pennsylvania
         David Roalf; University of Pennsylvania
         Theodore Satterthwaite; University of Pennsylvania
         Danielle Bassett; University of Pennsylvania
 
 PS-2B.39: Modeling Visual Working Memory in Schizophrenia
         Yijie Zhao; East China Normal University
         Xuemei Ran; East China Normal University
         Li Zhang; East China Normal University
         Ruyuan Zhang; University of Minnesota
         Yixuan Ku; East China Normal University
 
 PS-2B.40: Voxel to voxel encoding models reveal unexpected structure in unexplained variance
         Maggie Mae Mell; Medical University of South Carolina
         Thomas Naselaris; Medical University of South Carolina
 
 PS-2B.41: General Shape Features Allow for Categorization of Written Symbols Across Font Variation
         Daniel Janini; Harvard University
         Talia Konkle; Harvard University
 
 PS-2B.42: Neural network vs. HMM speech recognition systems as models of human cross-linguistic phonetic perception
         Thomas Schatz; University of Maryland & Massachusetts Institute of Technology
         Naomi Feldman; University of Maryland & Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 
 PS-2B.43: Improving associative learning studies with Bayesian experimental design
         Filip Melinscak; University of Zurich
         Dominik R. Bach; University of Zurich
 
 PS-2B.44: Analog Computation in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience
         Corey Maley; University of Kansas
 
 PS-2B.45: Learning to overexert cognitive control in the Stroop task
         Laura Bustamante; Princeton University
         Falk Lieder; Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems
         Sebastian Musslick; Princeton University
         Amitai Shenhav; Brown University
         Jonathan Cohen; Princeton University