Abstract

Recent physiological studies revealed that the strength of the synaptic connections changes in a short period of time with short-term plasticity (STP) mechanism; these synapse is called dynamic synapse [1]. The synaptic strength decreases (depression synapse) or increases (facilitation synapse) with occurrence of the presynaptic spikes. The STP is suggested to contribute flexible information representation in the prefrontal cortex [2]. Dynamical properties of neural networks with STP have been intensively investigated [3]. In the associative memory network with STP, the STP contribute to generate variety of dynamical states including transitive dynamics among stored memory patterns. In the present study, we further explore the dynamical properties of the associative memory network with stochastic binary neuron model. Changes in the synaptic transmission efficacy can be modeled with variables that represent the releasable neurotransmitter and the utilization parameter reflecting the calcium concentration on presynaptic terminal. We drive the dynamical mean field model that allows to analyze detailed bifurcation structure of network dynamics of the stochastic model. We evaluate the memory retrieve performance with applying external input.

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  • Recent physiological studies revealed that the strength of the synaptic connections changes in a short period of time with short-term plasticity (STP) mechanism; these synapse is called dynamic synapse [1]

  • We further explore the dynamical properties of the associative memory network with stochastic binary neuron model

  • Changes in the synaptic transmission efficacy can be modeled with variables that represent the releasable neurotransmitter and the utiliza

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Introduction

Recent physiological studies revealed that the strength of the synaptic connections changes in a short period of time with short-term plasticity (STP) mechanism; these synapse is called dynamic synapse [1].

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