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Gal Chechik: Spike timing dependent plasticity and mutual information in spiking neurons.
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Allan D. Coop, George N. Reeke Jr.: Deciphering the neural code: neuronal discharge variability is preferentially controlled by the temporal distribution of afferent impulses.
153-157
Brent A. Field, Richard T. Marrocco: The calculation of neuronal signal-to-noise ratios using sine-wave estimation of the system kernel.
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Gideon Gradwohl, Yoram Grossman: Dendritic voltage dependent conductances increase the excitatory synaptic response and its postsynaptic inhibition in a reconstructed -motoneuron: A computer model.
223-229
Michael Rudolph, Nicolas Hô, Alain Destexhe: Synaptic background activity affects the dynamics of dendritic integration in model neocortical pyramidal neurons.
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383-388
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Arnaud Delorme, Laurent Perrinet, Simon J. Thorpe: Networks of integrate-and-fire neurons using Rank Order Coding B: Spike timing dependent plasticity and emergence of orientation selectivity.
539-545
David DeMaris: Synchronization opponent systems: Attractor basin transient statistics as a population code for object representation.
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Detlef Heck, Fahad Sultan, Valentino Braitenberg: Sequential stimulation of rat cerebellar granular layer in vivo: Further evidence of a `tidal-wave' timing mechanism in the cerebellum.
641-646
Jay S. Pathmanathan, Duck O. Kim: A computational model for the AVCN marginal shell with medial olivocochlear feedback: Generation of a wide dynamic range.
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Jan Storck, Frank Jäkel, Gustavo Deco: Learning spatio-temporal stimuli with networks of spiking neurons and dynamic synapses.
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David C. Tam: A multi-unit spike train analysis for quantifying phase relationships of near-synchrony firings.
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David C. Tam: A spike train analysis for correlating burst firings in neurons.
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Shoji Tanaka, Akira Yoshida: Signal flow in a prefrontal cortical circuit model for working memory loading.
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Wilson A. Truccolo, Dawei W. Dong: Dynamic temporal decorrelation: An information-theoretic and biophysical model of the functional role of the lateral geniculate nucleus.
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Paul F. M. J. Verschure, Matti Mintz: A real-time model of the cerebellar circuitry underlying classical conditioning: A combined simulation and robotics study.
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Rachel M. Berquist, Michael G. Paulin: The virtual dogfish: An environment for modelling neural computations in cerebellar-like circuitry of the elasmobranch electrosensory system.
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Hamid Eghbalnia, Amir H. Assadi: An application of support vector machines and symmetry to computational modeling of perception through visual attention.
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Yoshiki Kashimori, Satoru Inoue, Takeshi Kambara: A role of synchronous firing of sensory-motor interface induced by noise in sign selective process generating jamming avoidance response.
1341-1348
András Lörincz, Botond Szatmáry, Ata Kabán: Sign-changing filters similar to cells in primary visual cortex emerge by independent component analysis of temporally convolved natural image sequences.
1437-1442
Petr Marsalek: Neural code for sound localization at low frequencies.
1443-1452
Yasuhiro Wada, Takeyuki Aiba, Kazuyoshi Fukuzawa: An examination of a relation between hand height position and motion duration on the human sagittal plane movement based on the minimization principle.
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Garrett B. Stanley: Recursive stimulus reconstruction algorithms for real-time implementation in neural ensembles.
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