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title: The Deterministic Information Bottleneck (DIB)
description: "How does the brain decide what to remember and what to forget?"
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modified: 2014-10-18
tags: [prediction, compression, information bottleneck, information theory, machine learning, memory, learning, projects]
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This work stems from discussions with <NAME> that we had while preparing to give a tutorial on the information bottleneck at Cambridge's CBL. It is now joint work with UChicago's David Schwab.<commit_msg>changed to dib to draft<commit_after>---
layout: post-light-feature
title: The Deterministic Information Bottleneck (DIB)
description: "How does the brain decide what to remember and what to forget?"
category: project
modified: 2014-10-18
tags: [prediction, compression, information bottleneck, information theory, machine learning, memory, learning, projects]
draft: true
comments: true
image:
  thumb: prosodythumb.jpg
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This work stems from discussions with <NAME> that we had while preparing to give a tutorial on the information bottleneck at Cambridge's CBL. It is now joint work with UChicago's David Schwab.
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