2024 Volume 15 Issue 2 Pages 432-442
The field of physical reservoir computing, which harnesses the dynamics of physical systems for information processing, is undergoing continuous development. The use of cultured neuronal networks as a physical system within physical reservoir computing has played a crucial role in clarifying the connection between neuronal network structure and information processing. In this study, we introduce a model that combines predictive coding and reservoir computing within cultured neurons, serving as a model for sensory information processing. Our findings indicate that the interplay between neuronal network structure and the number of neurons has a significant influence on sensory information processing. This research lays the groundwork for future inquiries into information processing within biological neuronal networks.