Assertion: dendrite's synapsis | /r/ObjectUse | used in dendrite
Facets:
value: during each learning event
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Given this floor of ~7 dendrites, it becomes clear why synapse usage increases as dendrites grow longer: the number of synapses used in a dendrite that undergoes a learning event is roughly proportional to the dendrite length , since the number of synapses that learn is roughly proportional to the number of synapses activated in the dendrite, which is proportional to dendrite size.
text: This means that the longer the dendrites become, the more synaptic resources are consumed by each dendrite that learns, since the number of synapses used per dendrite during a learning event is roughly proportional to dendrite size.
text: Increasing the fraction of synapses used within a dendrite during each learning event shortens the dendrite's age queue, which comes at a capacity cost.