The top panel shows the input signal and the target x-intercept, the state space value at which our neurons should begin spiking. The middle panel shows neural activity over time and the target y-intercept, the desired activity of our neurons when the input is at its maximum value. The bottom panel shows the tuning curves derived from these data. All four neuron models exhibit minimal spiking activity when the input is below the target x-intercept; neural activities also increase as the value of the input increases, up to the target y-intercept. Shaded error regions indicate 95% confidence intervals for smoothed activity, and demonstrate that all simulated neuron models have a natural variation in firing rate for any given state space value...
<p>The neuron id/current (y-axis) vs. time (x-axis) is plotted where stars represent the neuronal fi...
<p><b>(A)</b> Tuning curves of a sample excitatory neuron from the network before and after learning...
<p>The trained neuron receives inputs from 500 neurons. The spike trains received from these neurons...
A. A sample subset of the Gabor stimuli with a rich diversity of frequencies, orientations, and phas...
<p>(A) Spike count statistics amongst the population of 5000 neurons (spike counts over 400 msec, on...
The figure shows the firing rate responses of output neuron #168 before training (A) and after train...
<p><b>A,B.</b> Top: The – curves (green) for GS neurons ( pS/µm<sup>2</sup> and pS/µm<sup>2</sup>) ...
<p>Orange/blue/green lines represent R/L/S pool firing rates. Continuous lines show average firing r...
<p>(A) Post-stimulus time histogram (PSTH) of the output activity in response to a stimulus with con...
<p>(A) Typical tuning curve of a neuron, with mean firing rate (thick line) and standard deviation (...
<p>Left: (Top) Raster plot of randomly chosen neurons (out of a total of neurons in the simulation...
Tuning curves are widely used to characterize the responses of sensory neurons to external stimuli, ...
The figure shows the firing rate responses of output neuron #223 before training (A) and after train...
<p>Output tuning curves extracted from numerical simulations (dots) for a sample of 12 excitatory (r...
<p>(<b>A–C</b>) Raster plot of activity for networks with different specific connectivity in respons...
<p>The neuron id/current (y-axis) vs. time (x-axis) is plotted where stars represent the neuronal fi...
<p><b>(A)</b> Tuning curves of a sample excitatory neuron from the network before and after learning...
<p>The trained neuron receives inputs from 500 neurons. The spike trains received from these neurons...
A. A sample subset of the Gabor stimuli with a rich diversity of frequencies, orientations, and phas...
<p>(A) Spike count statistics amongst the population of 5000 neurons (spike counts over 400 msec, on...
The figure shows the firing rate responses of output neuron #168 before training (A) and after train...
<p><b>A,B.</b> Top: The – curves (green) for GS neurons ( pS/µm<sup>2</sup> and pS/µm<sup>2</sup>) ...
<p>Orange/blue/green lines represent R/L/S pool firing rates. Continuous lines show average firing r...
<p>(A) Post-stimulus time histogram (PSTH) of the output activity in response to a stimulus with con...
<p>(A) Typical tuning curve of a neuron, with mean firing rate (thick line) and standard deviation (...
<p>Left: (Top) Raster plot of randomly chosen neurons (out of a total of neurons in the simulation...
Tuning curves are widely used to characterize the responses of sensory neurons to external stimuli, ...
The figure shows the firing rate responses of output neuron #223 before training (A) and after train...
<p>Output tuning curves extracted from numerical simulations (dots) for a sample of 12 excitatory (r...
<p>(<b>A–C</b>) Raster plot of activity for networks with different specific connectivity in respons...
<p>The neuron id/current (y-axis) vs. time (x-axis) is plotted where stars represent the neuronal fi...
<p><b>(A)</b> Tuning curves of a sample excitatory neuron from the network before and after learning...
<p>The trained neuron receives inputs from 500 neurons. The spike trains received from these neurons...