Learn how Numenta’s research provides insights into the evolution of the neocortex and discover how the neocortex’s location-based framework may be central to learning.
Scott Purdy • Research Staff Member
The thalamus is an often overlooked part of the brain, but over the last few decades, scientists have discovered a wealth of information about it. This blog post will cover how the thalamus works and the surprising but critical role it plays in intelligent function.
Subutai Ahmad • VP of Research
Occasionally we receive questions about our publishing strategy, such as why we share papers that have not yet been published in a scientific journal, or what is our stance on open science. Our co-founder, Jeff Hawkins, recently responded to a question about this topic that was posted on our HTM Forum. For those of you who are not active there, you can read a consolidated version of Jeff’s thoughts in this post.
Jeff Hawkins • Co-Founder
Numenta has launched a new podcast series called Numenta On Intelligence-a monthly podcast about how intelligence works in the brain, how to implement it in non-biological systems and how to think about the implications. VP of Marketing Christy Maver describes the new podcast and how to subscribe to it in this blog post.
Christy Maver • VP of Marketing
After AWS announced its Random Cut Forest algorithm (RCF) for anomaly detection, we were curious to see how it would score on the Numenta Anomaly Benchmark (NAB), a benchmark we designed to test anomaly detection algorithms. We share the results in this blog and ask one of our engineers to walk us through the process.
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Joanne Cua and Luiz Scheinkman 