Hadi Azizpour Lindi - PHD student of Cognitive Science, Institute for Cognitive Science Studies

Learning occurs in the joints between neurons. Therefore, studying the way neurons interact with each other can be effective in explaining learning models. One of these models is hebbian learning. It is often described as: neurons that fire together wire together. But is it time dependent or activity dependent Both rules have been seen in the brain, and studies have been conducted on these two issues that we aim to collect and investigate them.

Hebbian theory of learning, Spiking Neurons, Spike Timing-Dependent Plasticity, Activity-dependent synaptic plasticity, long-term potentiation, long-term depression, synapse