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Hebbian theory is a
neuropsychological theory claiming that an
increase in
synaptic efficacy arises from a
presynaptic cell's
repeated and persistent...
- classified. Broadly, this
allows classification of LTP into
Hebbian, non-
Hebbian, and anti-
Hebbian mechanisms.
Borrowing its name from Hebb's postulate, summarized...
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reverse (
Hebbian learning),
while with the
opposite timing or in the
absence of a
closely timed presynaptic spike,
synapses were
weakened (anti-
Hebbian learning)...
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Contrastive Hebbian learning is a
biologically plausible form of
Hebbian learning. It is
based on the
contrastive divergence algorithm,
which has been...
- In
neuroethology and the
study of learning, anti-
Hebbian learning describes a
particular class of
learning rule by
which synaptic plasticity can be controlled...
- conditioning. The
Hebbian mechanisms contribute to
plasticity in the
lateral amygdala and fear learning.
Other modulators apart from the
Hebbian mechanisms include...
- The
generalized Hebbian algorithm, also
known in the
literature as Sanger's rule, is a
linear feedforward neural network for
unsupervised learning with...
- Hebb's principle, that is,
neurons that fire
together wire together. In
Hebbian learning, the
connection is
reinforced irrespective of an error, but is...
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Hebbian version of the Yerkes–Dodson law (this
version leaves out that
hyperarousal does not
adversely impact simple tasks). This
version is the most...
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observed by Kandel's
laboratory provide examples of
Hebbian theory. One
article describes the role of
Hebbian learning in the
Aplysia siphon-withdrawal reflex...
