A. Adding noise to the postsynaptic firing rate. Top: E-to-E (wEE, blue) and I-to-E (wEI, red) as a function of time. Middle: Excitatory (, blue) and inhibitory (, red) postsynaptic LTD/LTP threshold as a function of time. Bottom: Postsynaptic rate dynamics (νE, gray) as a function of time. B. Same as A but after adding a sinusiodal input to the postsynaptic firing rate. (EPS)</p
<p><b>A</b>-<b>B</b> For orthogonal input patterns (exactly one presynaptic spike arrives at each sy...
<p>(a, b) Effect of the input amplitude on oscillation properties. (a) Histograms of firing probabil...
The plasticity rules do not fix the firing rate of neurons, instead firing rates vary in response to...
A. Adding noise to the postsynaptic firing rate. Top: E-to-E (wEE, blue) and I-to-E (wEI, red) as a ...
A. Plasticity curves of E-to-E (, blue) and I-to-E (, red) weights as a function of the postsynaptic...
A. Plasticity curves of E-to-E (, blue) and I-to-E (, red) weights as a function of the postsynaptic...
A. Schematic of perturbing the excitatory presynaptic rate in the inhibitory feedforward motif. We u...
A. Schematic of a feedforward inhibitory motif. A single postsynaptic excitatory neuron with rate νE...
A. Schematic of the feedback inhibitory motif. The inhibitory population receives input from the pre...
A. The steady state E/I weight ratio as a function of the presynaptic excitatory rate ρE. Inset: RE...
We examine the conditions under which spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) normalizes post-synap...
<p><b>A</b>. Transition from mean-driven to fluctuation-driven firing regimes when the rate of the i...
Abstract. Spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) strengthens synapses that are activated immediate...
<p>A model neuron receives constant strong input making it fire at about 50Hz. A:Time course of the ...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Schematic of a particular plastic synapse (blue) onto a post-synaptic neuron with memb...
<p><b>A</b>-<b>B</b> For orthogonal input patterns (exactly one presynaptic spike arrives at each sy...
<p>(a, b) Effect of the input amplitude on oscillation properties. (a) Histograms of firing probabil...
The plasticity rules do not fix the firing rate of neurons, instead firing rates vary in response to...
A. Adding noise to the postsynaptic firing rate. Top: E-to-E (wEE, blue) and I-to-E (wEI, red) as a ...
A. Plasticity curves of E-to-E (, blue) and I-to-E (, red) weights as a function of the postsynaptic...
A. Plasticity curves of E-to-E (, blue) and I-to-E (, red) weights as a function of the postsynaptic...
A. Schematic of perturbing the excitatory presynaptic rate in the inhibitory feedforward motif. We u...
A. Schematic of a feedforward inhibitory motif. A single postsynaptic excitatory neuron with rate νE...
A. Schematic of the feedback inhibitory motif. The inhibitory population receives input from the pre...
A. The steady state E/I weight ratio as a function of the presynaptic excitatory rate ρE. Inset: RE...
We examine the conditions under which spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) normalizes post-synap...
<p><b>A</b>. Transition from mean-driven to fluctuation-driven firing regimes when the rate of the i...
Abstract. Spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) strengthens synapses that are activated immediate...
<p>A model neuron receives constant strong input making it fire at about 50Hz. A:Time course of the ...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Schematic of a particular plastic synapse (blue) onto a post-synaptic neuron with memb...
<p><b>A</b>-<b>B</b> For orthogonal input patterns (exactly one presynaptic spike arrives at each sy...
<p>(a, b) Effect of the input amplitude on oscillation properties. (a) Histograms of firing probabil...
The plasticity rules do not fix the firing rate of neurons, instead firing rates vary in response to...