<p>A. The LFP variation in control sequence (black bar) and adapting sequences (gray bar) for a recording site. Flash mark indicates the adapter of the second sequence. B. Quantification of this variation by an index (AI). The positive value of AI shows that the neural response of a frequency in adapting sequence is weaker than that in control sequence. C. Comparison between firing rate of each frequency in control (black bar) and adapting (gray bar) sequences in MUA response for a recording site. This value was quantified by an adaptation index (AI) for all frequencies (D).</p
Classically, neural adaptation refers to a reduction in response magnitude by sustained stimulation....
In a test of the temporal adaptation concept, the usual adaptation procedure was altered to one in w...
<p>The distribution histograms show response amplitude obtained, for a given contrast, in constant c...
<p><i>A,B</i>. Comparison of the average of LFP voltage variations and spike count distributions of ...
<p>A. The First row shows FRA of one site that has been achived using LFP and MUA in the control seq...
<p>A. The population isointensity curve of 167 neurons that their firing rates were normalized and t...
<p>A. The responses of adapter and the neighboring frequencies in a single site, in control (black l...
<p>A. LFP responses of the selected combinations (five selected frequency in four intensities) in th...
<p>A. The distance btween control and adapted sequences responses in different combinations. The col...
<p>A. The frequency response area for average of 167 neurons in A1 area, which shows a decrease in t...
<p>A. Example of a unit whose gain did not adapt. A1. Tuning curve computed from spikes evoked durin...
<p>A, Tuning curve of one site and five proper frequencies that selected around the charactristic fr...
<p>A: Time-dependent firing rate decline of a dimming detector during contrast-adaptation (bin = 1 s...
The frequency following response (FFR) is a scalp-recorded measure of phase-locked brainstem activit...
Classically, neural adaptation refers to a reduction in response magnitude by sustained stimulation....
Classically, neural adaptation refers to a reduction in response magnitude by sustained stimulation....
In a test of the temporal adaptation concept, the usual adaptation procedure was altered to one in w...
<p>The distribution histograms show response amplitude obtained, for a given contrast, in constant c...
<p><i>A,B</i>. Comparison of the average of LFP voltage variations and spike count distributions of ...
<p>A. The First row shows FRA of one site that has been achived using LFP and MUA in the control seq...
<p>A. The population isointensity curve of 167 neurons that their firing rates were normalized and t...
<p>A. The responses of adapter and the neighboring frequencies in a single site, in control (black l...
<p>A. LFP responses of the selected combinations (five selected frequency in four intensities) in th...
<p>A. The distance btween control and adapted sequences responses in different combinations. The col...
<p>A. The frequency response area for average of 167 neurons in A1 area, which shows a decrease in t...
<p>A. Example of a unit whose gain did not adapt. A1. Tuning curve computed from spikes evoked durin...
<p>A, Tuning curve of one site and five proper frequencies that selected around the charactristic fr...
<p>A: Time-dependent firing rate decline of a dimming detector during contrast-adaptation (bin = 1 s...
The frequency following response (FFR) is a scalp-recorded measure of phase-locked brainstem activit...
Classically, neural adaptation refers to a reduction in response magnitude by sustained stimulation....
Classically, neural adaptation refers to a reduction in response magnitude by sustained stimulation....
In a test of the temporal adaptation concept, the usual adaptation procedure was altered to one in w...
<p>The distribution histograms show response amplitude obtained, for a given contrast, in constant c...