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openalexJournal of Intelligent Decision Making and Information Science2026-07-23Cited by 0

Computational Models of Retinal Neuron Responses to Visual Stimuli

Vaishali Latke

The proposed study will model the retina by using a spatial–temporal signal processing method to model the response of the retina neurons to the dynamic visual stimuli, along with a nonlinear spike generation mechanism that is biologically interpretable. An architecture based on Difference-of-Gaussians (DoG) receptive field modelling, Gaussian spatial filtering, temporal adaptation, membrane potential dynamics and stochastic Poisson spike generation to simulate the ganglion cell output under various visual conditions. To enhance physiological plausibility and the computational interpretability, the receptive field convolution, contrast normalization, nonlinear activation and firing rate saturation are added as mathematical formulations. Experimental validation indicates that the responses of the firing is in good agreement with the biological for various kinds of stimuli with the RMSE values ranging from 0.87 to 1.36 spikes/s. The framework can be applied in various computational neuroscience, neuromorphic vision systems and retinal prosthetic modelling applications.

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